How to Make Pastrami at Home
All Things Barbecue’s staff chef, Tom Jackson, walks you through brining and smoking your own pastrami at own. This simple process will result in the best pastrami you have ever eaten. Full recipe: https://www.atbbq.com/thesauce/homemade-pastrami-recipe/
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Where is the recipe for this? Its not in the link provided.
Why is the meat so white in the middle? Not only it looks weird, but physically it makes no sense
You didn’t steam it? That’s where the tenderness comes in.
Yeah, you can see that you didn’t give it enough time to cure.
Your good
I've just watched this and not hearing "chef tom" instead of his real name freaked me out
Next time can you please tell us whether the heat is C or F?
I totally call bullshit, the size of the ok we have brine is way bigger than the lets boil, I want the complete measurements or just go home
Set smoker to 225f that is
Back in the day eh? Now you must be head chef now eh? 🙂 or even the owner!
Wow! I thought this was incredible. Loved the smoke ring. You can actually see how tender the meat is when you sliced it. Thanks for the well made vid with very clear instructions. I'm just upset Yoder doesn't deliver to Europe! 😉
In the final cutting, it seemed like there was an uncured center to the meat. I noticed that you brined for 3 days where I usually hear to brine for seven days. Am I missing something or was there an uncured core?