PASTRAMI smoked in the PAN versus ELECTRIC SMOKER. Which one is the best?
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 Published On Apr 6, 2024

INGREDIENTS

1kg Beef brisket
16g Salt
10g brown sugar
6g allspice
5g Garlic powder
5g Sweet paprika
3g coriander seed
3g black pepper
2.4g Salt with nitrite (93.75% salt and 6.25% nitrite)
2.4g Antioxidant with erythorbate
2g ground mustard seeds
2g Ginger powder

PREPARATION

Mix pastrami seasonings and additives in a small bowl;

Generously rub the spice mixture on all sides of the beef brisket. Be sure to press the spice mixture into the meat so it adheres well;

Place the seasoned beef brisket in a large plastic bag or airtight container and refrigerate. Marinate for at least 15 days, turning occasionally to ensure all sides of the meat are equally seasoned;

IN THE SMOKER: prepare your smoker at a temperature of 90ºC and add wood chips. Woods like hickory, apple, and orange work well for smoking pastrami;

Place the beef brisket in the smoker and let it smoke for around 8 hours, or until the inside of the meat reaches 72ºC. Add more wood chips as needed to maintain smoke;

IN THE POT: Place sawdust in the bottom of a tall pot. Place something to keep the meat at the top of the pan.

Place the pan over low heat, enough for the wood to smoke, keep it for 1 hour with the lid closed or slightly open;

After the smoking step in the pan, preheat the oven to 90°C. Wrap the beef brisket tightly in aluminum foil and place it on a baking sheet. Bake in the oven for another 6 hours;

Remove the pastrami from the oven and let it cool for a few minutes before unwrapping;

When ready to serve, slice the pastrami into thin slices. Serve on rye bread with yellow mustard and side dishes of your choice.

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