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Corned beef

lakemanlakeman Posts: 779 Officer
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Has anyone tried to smoke or I guess grill a corn beef.
I googled it and it was kinda all over the place in suggestions.  Some sites now have so much advertising that they are almost non functional.
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  • Android77Android77 Posts: 492 Deckhand
    #2
    It's great put a rub on with a lot of brown sugar put a pan under it with water and catch all that drips off. Make sure pan doesn't dry out and take this and add to beans. Best baked beans you can make.
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  • WhitetailedWhitetailed Central FloridaPosts: 8 Deckhand
    #3
    Smoked corned beef is a pastrami! Check out youtube for some good advice on sous vide cooking a corned beef, and then seasoning , aging and smoking it. Delicious!
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  • dnelsondnelson Posts: 246 Deckhand
    #4
    The recent ones had them wash all seasoning off, and use a rub with low salt content. Then smoke like a brisket- the end product looked great
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  • CaptJCaptJ Posts: 1,099 Officer
    #5
    You can also bake a corned beef and if you baste it in ginger ale the sugar in rgw ginger ale will not only form a glaze, but also counter the salt. Try it and you will be surprised.
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  • TerribleTedTerribleTed Posts: 286 Deckhand
    #6
    I thought you were looking to make it. Not to different then ham or bacon. 
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  • FlashFlash Posts: 11,193 AG
    #7
    Only way I would even consider eating corned beef. Make sure you soak it in water over night

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  • hossmosshossmoss Posts: 1,307 Officer
    edited May 27 #8
    I have... they're great. I have to get as much salt out of it as I can by soaking in water for a few days (change the water every few hours the first day), then I rub with a combo of coarse ground black pepper, some fresh cracked or ground coriander seed, a little fresh milled allspice, some ground mustard seed and some brown sugar. Overnight in the fridge then smoke like a brisket.


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  • demersalangelerdemersalangeler SE FLORIDA Posts: 421 Deckhand
    #9
     Is a corned beef not the same cut of beef as brisket? Only with different seasoning. 

     I've rubbed it grilled it smoked it low & slow in the past. Mmmm... good. 
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  • hossmosshossmoss Posts: 1,307 Officer
    edited May 28 #10
    demersalangeler said:
     Is a corned beef not the same cut of beef as brisket? Only with different seasoning. 

     Typically it is a corned brisket but can be other cuts as well.


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