The Finale of the Brisket, New York Style Pastrami


 

Bill Schultz

TVWBB Hall of Fame
So as you guys might remember I cut up a brisket to do two ways. This is a dry brine NY Style Pastrami
Ground coriander seeds, garlic powder, black pepper, Penzeys Paprika, in the bag for seven days. Morton TQ.

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Rinsed, and repeated water changes all day and left over night in the water

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Dried off and seasoned again with the same spices and in the WSM at 180 - 190 for several hours until an IT of 165

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Finished at 165, cooled and then put in the fridge overnight
Then today in the steamer for three hours

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Finished and gorgeous

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Nice

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On some good Eastern European Rye, stone ground mustard, Finlandia Swiss. Some good Cole Slaw from the German Butcher near me and a spear from Vlasic
Oh yea a real nice beer

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Your plate, it was really good

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Alot of work to get some money Pastrami! But from what i can se it was worth every second. Fabulous Bill. Stoneground you say...Those Germans know how to make mustard.
 

 

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