It's Pastrami Time
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It's Pastrami Time
Well I must say that one of our newest members A_z_z_a inspired me to do another pastrami type cook up this arvo so I'll have some lunch meat for work.
I bought a 1.5 kilo corned silverside yesterday and soaked it in water for about 3 hours to rid of some saltiness then I rubbed some yellow american style Mustard and then some no-salt Mad Hunky all round. I find this rub to really combine with Hickory smoke very nicely.
Placed in the fridge overnight to let the rub do it's thing along with some very small bite sized racks of pork ribs for snacks ...they weren't gonna be a part of the show and tell due to their irrelevance of the main feature and that was the Silverside.
So I started the WSM up this morning using robot turds I had left over doing a minion over heat beads. Don't bother ever getting those new red head matches like charcoal lighters..they're bloody hopeless...it's that compressed cardboard crap.
Anyway, got the WSM happening and the food on the grate by around 1PM.
Smoked all meat for about 3 hours @ 225F with water in pan and it held steady and never wavered off this temp all arvo...love this smoker
So while the ribs are still cooking, it was now time to steam the Smoked Silverside, but I done this in the Q320 so I can get a bit more heat for the steam
So I steamed it for about a further 3 hours and slightly overshot the internal temp but I think I saved it.....so I took it off and wrapped it in foil for about an hours rest while I watched TV and then sliced it...I must say, it was much better than my previous attempt. Thanks to Bentley who gave me the tip on Steaming it after the smoking session. I'll be doing this again.
I'll have some nice sammich meat for my lunches now.
The photo doesn't really do it justice, it's moister than it looks
Note: This is a Copy & Paste from same post in WDYC Part 10
Cheers
Davo
I bought a 1.5 kilo corned silverside yesterday and soaked it in water for about 3 hours to rid of some saltiness then I rubbed some yellow american style Mustard and then some no-salt Mad Hunky all round. I find this rub to really combine with Hickory smoke very nicely.
Placed in the fridge overnight to let the rub do it's thing along with some very small bite sized racks of pork ribs for snacks ...they weren't gonna be a part of the show and tell due to their irrelevance of the main feature and that was the Silverside.
So I started the WSM up this morning using robot turds I had left over doing a minion over heat beads. Don't bother ever getting those new red head matches like charcoal lighters..they're bloody hopeless...it's that compressed cardboard crap.
Anyway, got the WSM happening and the food on the grate by around 1PM.
Smoked all meat for about 3 hours @ 225F with water in pan and it held steady and never wavered off this temp all arvo...love this smoker
So while the ribs are still cooking, it was now time to steam the Smoked Silverside, but I done this in the Q320 so I can get a bit more heat for the steam
So I steamed it for about a further 3 hours and slightly overshot the internal temp but I think I saved it.....so I took it off and wrapped it in foil for about an hours rest while I watched TV and then sliced it...I must say, it was much better than my previous attempt. Thanks to Bentley who gave me the tip on Steaming it after the smoking session. I'll be doing this again.
I'll have some nice sammich meat for my lunches now.
The photo doesn't really do it justice, it's moister than it looks
Note: This is a Copy & Paste from same post in WDYC Part 10
Cheers
Davo
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Re: It's Pastrami Time
looks good Davo....you should try the DIY rub I posted, I take mine out half way through and roll it in pepper and chilli, there is enough sticky in the rub for it to stick, and it gives a bit of kick!
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Re: It's Pastrami Time
We haven't tried this one yet Davo but from the look of the cooks on here it won't be long until we do.
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Re: It's Pastrami Time
You need to get some corriander, cracked black pepper and some brown sugar in there somewhere Big Daddy!
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Re: It's Pastrami Time
Nice work!! I will have to get another one going soon too, thanks for reminding me. Here are a couple of pics of my last attempt..
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I gotta get a Brisket and cure it...have not done it in quite awhile...half will bee for Corned, the other half for Pastarami. The steam does seem to be the ticket for the finish Davo! I saw it done on TV when they were doing a show about deli's, it was Carnegie's in Manhattan that showed me the light!
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Re: It's Pastrami Time
Your pastrami eneded up looking awesome.
i was looking to get a peice of corned silverside and do the same thing.
only diffrence is that i will be doing it on an offset smoker.
Should i do everything the same but wrap at like 160f untill internal temp of 180f?
thanks!
i was looking to get a peice of corned silverside and do the same thing.
only diffrence is that i will be doing it on an offset smoker.
Should i do everything the same but wrap at like 160f untill internal temp of 180f?
thanks!
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Re: It's Pastrami Time
Hi Skuzy..
I can't seem to remember the final smoking temp but I just smoked it for 3 hours at 225F then let it cool a bit, then steamed it in the Q320 for a further 3 hours.......now ya got the old noggin thinkin'
I don't think I bothered with the temp on that cook except I didn't want it to go much more than about 70C internal as theres not much fat in there for rendering.
Hope that helps mate.
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I can't seem to remember the final smoking temp but I just smoked it for 3 hours at 225F then let it cool a bit, then steamed it in the Q320 for a further 3 hours.......now ya got the old noggin thinkin'
I don't think I bothered with the temp on that cook except I didn't want it to go much more than about 70C internal as theres not much fat in there for rendering.
Hope that helps mate.
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Re: It's Pastrami Time
For what it is worth, I go to about the same IT as my finished Briskets, around 205°f...have been as high as 210°f...
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Re: It's Pastrami Time
very interesting.. im gonna have to search more here to see the different ways people are doing this/
after steaming it for a while i found it lost alot of the smoke flavour? anyone else agree?
after steaming it for a while i found it lost alot of the smoke flavour? anyone else agree?
It's Pastrami Time
Yes mine do, but I go pretty heavy on the smoke and pepper and it kind of works, without the steam its too much. I've only done it 5 times but the texture alone makes me go the steam finish route.
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Re: It's Pastrami Time
Davo,
congrats on learning how to use your camera......i think this a 1st time photo posting for you....??..yeah..??..
steaming..........nah, just do your minion all the way home.
internal heat......i take mine to around 205f
have a crack at smokies rub recipe it is my go to for pastrami.
kevin
congrats on learning how to use your camera......i think this a 1st time photo posting for you....??..yeah..??..
steaming..........nah, just do your minion all the way home.
internal heat......i take mine to around 205f
have a crack at smokies rub recipe it is my go to for pastrami.
kevin
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Re: It's Pastrami Time
Cody mate - do you find it too beefy when you take it to 205?