I seem to have gotten myself turned around. Made corned beef, rubbed it and put about five hours of smoke on it before cooling and sealing. My intention was to SV to serving temp but I can’t find a good time and temp because the recipes call for a full SV cook before smoking. Anyone have any suggestions?
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Check out this method, which is roughly the path you're on. Might need a little extra time on the finishing SV step if you don't feel like you got enough smoker time on the front end of the cook. This has been my go to pastrami method for brisket and it turns out great...
SVQ Pastrami - Perfected
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