Pastrami

SuperDave

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Up for tonight is the pastrami for pastrami burgers.  My first step is to run the whole spices that come with a corned beef through the spice coffee grinder for one of my layers of rub.

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Then apply a mustard rub and the rest of the seasonings.

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It is a 2 meat day so this is in the smoke right now with a pork shoulder.


 
Hey Dave I like your idea of the catch pan under the meat... Will you also just slice the Pastrami like a deli meat?
 
Bill, tonight I am grilling burgers and topping with copious amounts of thinly sliced pastrami and cheese. Then I'm going to enjoy Reuben sandwiches and breakfast hash.
 
Very nice Dave.

I bet these will make great Reuben sandwiches.

The one question I have, can you freeze leftovers?

Greg
 
SuperDave said:
Bill, tonight I am grilling burgers and topping with copious amounts of thinly sliced pastrami and cheese. Then I'm going to enjoy Reuben sandwiches and breakfast hash.
Sounds delicious, wish you was closer that was could help you with the Reuben's and look at that beautiful coffee table of yours... Wish you a wonderful week Dave...
 
Greg, I don't see why freezing would be any problem at all.  However, at 3 to 4 lbs, there really isn't much for leftovers.

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Dave, looks great!  Cool idea to grind the spices that come with it.  How did you prepare the pre-packaged corned beef?  Did you soak it in water?  The only time I did one of these, I didn't, and it was so salty you couldn't even think about eating it!
 
Tony, when buying the corned beef, I only buy it in "round" now.  I find it much better than flats.  And I do soak in cold water overnight. 
 
Dave, nice move using pre-made corned beef to smoke for the pastrami. Doing the whole process takes a lot of steps. Looks like the results were a hit!
 
We  have a company in K.C. called Boyle's that makes corned beef to sell in the stores locally. Could probably use it to make a pastrami, just adapt Dave's recipe.
 
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