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KyaLorne

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JFish75 JFish75 and I are gonna smoke a lil 2lb brisket flat we picked up at Wheaton Meat Co. today. Rubbed it down with yellow mustard, made a pastrami rub, and made make-shift smoke boxes for our propane grill. Not a true pastrami, we didnt corn/brine it, but should have some good flavor and be reminiscent of pastrami. We will post an update later!
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KyaLorne

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JFish75 JFish75 and I are gonna smoke a lil 2lb brisket flat we picked up at Wheaton Meat Co. today. Rubbed it down with yellow mustard, made a pastrami rub, and made make-shift smoke boxes for our propane grill. Not a true pastrami, we didnt corn/brine it, but should have some good flavor and be reminiscent of pastrami. We will post an update later!
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Update, we are just over 2 hours in, reached an internal temp of 116. Consensus on the internet is we want the temp between 185-205 so aiming for 195. The fat is starting to break down and melt into the brisket, and I am spritzing with ACV once an hour. The combo of the hickory chips and the pastrami rub is amazing!

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did Kansas city, got to try a few places. Notably good were Slaps, Q39, and SMOAK (i guess just at Royals stadium? Huge M&M wood fired rotisserie).

Sauces and burnt ends were great everywhere I tried.

Weird thing they do there, use a meat slicer on brisket and turkey. I like it on turkey, but im used to the pencil thickness brisket slices. Not bad, just different.

Q39 was easily the agreed favorite. Everything there was very good to great.

Been very "shouldnt need sauce" point of view since I started to not suck at bbq, didnt think I'd like KC bbq. Was wrong, definitely enjoyed it.
 

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this is a c-list alert i have that i rarely get hits for but this is a really solid deal i think.

here's link to new for 2400 bucks.

340lbs... 700 degrees they say too.

this is still available can someone lowball him so i don't want to
 

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Tonight I tried something my buddy and I discussed. Seasoned an eye of the round like italian beef and smoked it to 135 then sliced it as thin as I could with a brisket knife. Made an italian style jus and smoked it for an hour then covered for another hour. Served on a turano sub roll made into garlic bread, mozz, baptized and topped home made giardinera. My only critique is I wish I could have sliced it thinner. This was one another level…

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Tonight I tried something my buddy and I discussed. Seasoned an eye of the round like italian beef and smoked it to 135 then sliced it as thin as I could with a brisket knife. Made an italian style jus and smoked it for an hour then covered for another hour. Served on a turano sub roll made into garlic bread, mozz, baptized and topped home made giardinera. My only critique is I wish I could have sliced it thinner. This was one another level…

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That looks very good including the gardinera. You probably need a deli slicer to get it as thin as you wanted it.
 

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