Here they are all trimmed and ready to cure.I used trhee pieces that i got from work that were already cut up. I think the smaller pieces take the cure better and are certainly easier to handle than a whole brisket.After trimming the briskets it’s time for the cure.Most recipe’s call for some kind of curing salt. Morton Tender Quick is probably the most popular.The first time i did pastrami I couldnt find Tender Quick at any stores nearby and i didnt want to wait to order some online so a hunter friend gave me some curing salt from a kit that he had.Thanks Woody !!!! Here’s the cure i used and like …
1/4 c Morton Tender Quick
1/4 c dark brown sugar
1/4 c coarse ground black pepper
3 tbs garlic powder
2 tbs ground coriander
Mix all ingredients together and generously rub all over the briskets,top,bottom and sides. Place briskets in one gallon food storage bags,one in a bag, seal,put in a shallow pan an put in the fridge for 3 days.Turn the bags over every morning and every night.
DEFINATELY GONNA TRY THIS ONE….
I like the pics!! And everyone out there going to try this recipe, Dad is right…hold onto your socks for this one!!! His is the best!!
that looks like stake.
No im just kidding.
it looks AWSOME.