Me too. I had to do all of that cutting by handsometimes i wish i had a deli slicer.
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Me too. I had to do all of that cutting by handsometimes i wish i had a deli slicer.
I did the brine for 5 days. I smoked it at about 250 for around 3 hours. Once the internal temp hit 150 I pulled itHow long do you brine it? 4-5 days also, can you use pickling salt in place of the praque powder? I do when I make pastrami. Oh and how long at at what temp do you smoke it?
that's a damn good job.Me too. I had to do all of that cutting by hand
1. Go to store
2. Find satchel
3. Pinch and roll
4. Locate bag
5. Pay
6. Drag ass home
7. Have some dinner
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Fine job on that Bro. Looks great.God Love You Johnny's For Blessing Us With "Jamaica Me" Sauce! Soooo Good!
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My first run of venison chops through the sous-vide. Gave them 1 minute in the broiler after their hour and 45 minutes in the bath. I guess I cant make fun of my buddy for his potted meat anymore.
No Sir. Have not tripped over that yet.
Yup, sous vide for 48 hours at 132. Take them out, pat them dry, put on a sauce if you want, sear them on the grill just long enough to get the char sear. Be sure and wear a bib because you are going to be drooling all over yourself while you're eating themAnyone have a solid Beef rib recipe?
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Yup, sous vide for 48 hours at 132. Take them out, pat them dry, put on a sauce if you want, sear them on the grill just long enough to get the char sear. Be sure and wear a bib because you are going to be drooling all over yourself while you're eating them
uh, um,,,, for those of us who've never seen this,,,, what's going on? I see liquid there and possibly a 'double-boiler' so you ain't "roasting" them.
uh, um,,,, for those of us who've never seen this,,,, what's going on? I see liquid there and possibly a 'double-boiler' so you ain't "roasting" them.
Nor 'dry-roasting'.....
And no, I've never seen a peanut tree/plant/bush/machine this far up North, either.
One rack with the salt, pepper and garlic.
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And one rack with a rub I make
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220 degrees for three hours with apple wood and then wrap them up for an hour. Slap some sauce on them and a couple minutes on the grill.
Lmao. Smart ass. I love you guysY'all don't have peanut trees up there?
Yeah...not good. WTF happened right there?Catastrophic failure ending it all. Luckily there's a half bushel of crabs, pork loins, chicken and brats to cover my ass with. View attachment 7335623
uh, um,,,, for those of us who've never seen this,,,, what's going on? I see liquid there and possibly a 'double-boiler' so you ain't "roasting" them.
Nor 'dry-roasting'.....
And no, I've never seen a peanut tree/plant/bush/machine this far up North, either.
Yeah...not good. WTF happened right there?
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One tablespoon of everything. If you don't like the heat cut the cayenne pepper in half.Care to share your dry rub?
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Catastrophic failure ending it all. Luckily there's a half bushel of crabs, pork loins, chicken and brats to cover my ass with. View attachment 7335623
The woman threw a wrench in the rib plan yesterday. She said that she didn't want to make tater salad until this morning. So we had venison burgers with pulled pork and smoked cheddar cheese with tater tots.
So the ribs are ready for a slather of sauce and the grill.
Pictures to follow.
Stop drooling!
Mr. DarnYankeeUSMC,
Here is my rub. This is for pork and dark chicken.
I might have posted this already.
I shall not stop drooling, Sir. That sounds like a FINE dinner.
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I will try that. I am a BBQ experimentor. There's not too much that I won't eat. Not a big fan of the North Carolina Vinegar but I will eat it.
Share what your prep for smoker and your target "remove from smoker" temp if you would.
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Lol, I don't do mustard base. Prefer the vinegar, apple and pineapple juice. Pork only.
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No problem... shoulders get a thin coat of dijon mustard then kosher salt and fresh ground pepper, then my dry rub. Let sit for 24 hours in the fridge. Smoker fire box gets a head start with lump charcoal and some oak sticks that are about 2"x2"x8" and I'll add a handfull at a time of whatever chips or wood I have around. This time was pecan, but my two favorites are pear and peach. Target smoker box temp is 250. Meat goes in, fat cap side up, until it hits the 'stall' which is usually around 165 degrees internal temp. Wrap shoulders individually in foil with a shot of apple cider vinegar. Return to 250 degree heat (smoker, gas grill, or oven; doesn't matter since it is wrapped in foil now). Internal finish temp is 205 degrees. Remove from heat and let rest still wrapped tight for an hour or so, or until you can't stand waiting any more. Unwrap and shred, the blade bone should pull out easy and meat will be super tender. I shred with two big salad serving forks. I like mine on a soft roll with a touch of Famous Dave's Devil Spit and some slaw. Or with fresh onion and dill pickle. Or carnitas style on a toasted corn tortilla with red onion, sliced radish, and cilantro with a squeeze of lime. Or in mac n cheese. Or straight out of the container from the fridge.
Semper Fidelis,
Aaron
I've been to many a place in NC that thinks Texas Pete on pulled pork is BBQ or plain vinegar and pulled pork is BBQ.
Making your own pastrami is totally underappreciated by the masses. No comparison to the storebought crap.