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Thanks for the welcome- from Niskayuna NY, near Albany. I'll do my homework later. Always was a procrastinator. I also use store bought corned beef flat in about that same 4lb range. Find nice solid pieces they cut a lot easier when they're done. My son especially loves it (along with everyone else) turns out great using the site recipe. After smoking, need to steam it for quite a few hours to get it tender. It is a brisket after all
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Welcome FPM! Pastrami is one of my favorite recipes here.
Since this is your first post, please check out our homework assignment post for new members, it contains a few how-tos and please-dos!
Hope to hear & see more from you
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You will gain a lot of information on the PBC here. There is a section under charocoal cookers devoted to the Pit Barrel.
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Hello from Upstate NY
Hello. Pleasure to join and meet all of you. Have read Amazingribs for quite a while now and try to tell anyone who even mumbles the word bbq all about the site. It is so complete and well done there is nothing like it. I already have used a number of the techniques and recipes. I frequently quote from the Book of Meathead. I have been making bbq for quite a number of years and I'm learning all the time. The site helps my learning curve. Ribs, brisket and pulled pork mostly, but also pastrami from the recipe on the site. Have mostly done the work indirectly on a Weber kettle, but as the extended family and the kids in it got bigger I needed more volume. 15 pounds of ribs needed to be 30. Now I've been using a Pit Barrel Cooker that I saw advertised on the site and it works great. I am looking forward to reading everyone's posts, learning a little bit and having fun along the way.Tags: None
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