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Pastrami

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I used a prime brisket and the brine and then run from amazingribs.com.
brined 9 days. Rubbed. Smoked to 170 internal than foiled to steam a bit until 200. Phenomenal!
 

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Pastrami rules, home made is always better. It's hard to tell, but it looks like your angle of slicing was off a few degrees from across the grain.
 
Awesome looking pastrami! I always try to keep homemade on hand.
 
Looks good . I have a small flat curing now .
 
Looks good! Nice work. Gonna be doing a flat in a couple weeks.
 
What he said, Yum.

I separated a point and flat a couple weeks ago.
Flat got the smoke and cook. Point got the cure
I haven't delved into the point after smoking
 
Looking good. We are having pastrami sammies tonight from the last batch we made.
 
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