Pastrami Saturday

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redheelerdog

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Bought a bunch of really nice flat pieces a couple of weeks ago, brined them for 10 days, pulled and rinsed, dryed them and coated with fresh ground black pepper.

Smoked them starting last night at 9:30PM, smoked through the night, checked them twice at 3:30AM and then at 6:00AM, the MES and AMPS performed flawlessly.

Used hickory on these, foiled them at an IT of 170F and brought them all to an IT of 190F, total smoke time: 16hrs.

Used my new Maverick ET-732 RF temperature transmitter - that thing is awesome!

Turned out fantastic, made a dinner Ruben sandwich and vac packed the rest.

Thanks for looking!

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Just got my new Weston slicer, pulled the vac packed pastramis out of the freezer and sliced them up.

Man alive! I love the thin sliced sandwiches!

We rubened again for dinner!

My 15 year old boy is a guard on the football team, he's about 5' 10" and 200lbs. All he was doing was moaning and stuffing ruben in his face!

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Looks great!

We slice most of ours thin for sandwiches and vac pack for quick and easy meals out of the freezer. We usually gently warm those with a broth or an au jus.

Some we like to slice thicker for a dinner service.  Those we steam when they come out of the freezer.

Good luck and good smoking.
 
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