Used this exact recipe and techniques for some pastrami. https://amazingribs.com/tested-recip...astrami-recipe
Someone I know is the head detailer at a local car lot and said he'd love to have some pastrami. I negotiated with him one pastrami for a full detail on my GMC Sierra and a full detail on my wife's Jeep Wrangler. This dude can stripe the carpet on the interior like grass on a golf course. I feel like I got a pretty good deal! I did 2 so I could have one as well but gave him the one that looked like it was all point, he deserved it. The pics below are of mine which looks to be all flat so it was lean but very tender and moist. I do wish the bark was a little darker.
Soaked both store bought corned beefs in water in the fridge for about 10 hours, changing the water once. Took them out, washed off and sous vide at 150 degrees for 36 hours. Flash chilled in ice water for an hour then to the fridge for 2 days. Pulled them out, scraped the outer fat off with gloved hands and applied the rub quite liberally. Smoked them using KBB and cherry wood until IT hit 130. Pulled them, wrapped in pink butcher paper and let rest in the oven for a couple hours. He made sandwiches for him and his wife and put the good word out on FB, hahaha. Flavor was spot on and was definitely the best pastrami I have ever had, just wished the color was more like what I get on a brisket cook.
Someone I know is the head detailer at a local car lot and said he'd love to have some pastrami. I negotiated with him one pastrami for a full detail on my GMC Sierra and a full detail on my wife's Jeep Wrangler. This dude can stripe the carpet on the interior like grass on a golf course. I feel like I got a pretty good deal! I did 2 so I could have one as well but gave him the one that looked like it was all point, he deserved it. The pics below are of mine which looks to be all flat so it was lean but very tender and moist. I do wish the bark was a little darker.
Soaked both store bought corned beefs in water in the fridge for about 10 hours, changing the water once. Took them out, washed off and sous vide at 150 degrees for 36 hours. Flash chilled in ice water for an hour then to the fridge for 2 days. Pulled them out, scraped the outer fat off with gloved hands and applied the rub quite liberally. Smoked them using KBB and cherry wood until IT hit 130. Pulled them, wrapped in pink butcher paper and let rest in the oven for a couple hours. He made sandwiches for him and his wife and put the good word out on FB, hahaha. Flavor was spot on and was definitely the best pastrami I have ever had, just wished the color was more like what I get on a brisket cook.
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