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daveomak

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I was running low from the March batch so... I picked up a rump roast to try... Not as good as brisket but still edible.. One more valuable learning experience...
Brined in a zip bag for 10 days... Sliced in half for more surface area for spices and smoke.... rubbed with 2:1 ground coriander and ground black pepper.. stuck in the smoker with 3 flavor pellet dust...

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Modifying my Chef's Choice slicer table sure helps to get thinner slices... Didn't do much for the flavor.. The first slices were WAAAAAY too thin... The slicer is now a VERY good slicer...
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Next strami, I'm getting a thicker roast so the slices are bigger... It'll work...

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Smoke at 110 ish.... to dry the surface, then add smoke for 3-4 hours.. Then raise temp to cook....
 
Dave that looks good to me,I have been thinking of using a London Broil to make one. LIKE
Richie
 
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