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Smoked Pastrami Beef Ribs
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1
Combine the water, kosher salt, light brown sugar, pink curing salt, and pickling spice in a large pot.
2
Bring the brine mixture to a boil.
3
Remove the brine from the heat and set aside to cool down completely, adding ice to speed up the process.
4
Unpackage the American Wagyu beef ribs from Snake River Farms.
5
Trim any thick pieces of fat and silver skin from the top of the beef ribs until it looks like the example shown.
6
Place the trimmed beef ribs into a large container.
7
Pour the cooled pastrami brine over the beef ribs in the container.
8
Cover the container and let the beef ribs sit in the fridge for 7 to 10 days, flipping them over once per day.
9
After about a week, take the beef ribs out of the brine.
10
Rinse the beef ribs off in cold water.
11
Pat the beef ribs completely dry with paper towels.
12
Cover the outside of the beef ribs in a yellow mustard binder.
13
Generously layer on the pastrami rub all over the beef ribs, ensuring it's evenly coated.
14
Place the seasoned beef ribs on a rack in the smoker.
15
Smoke the beef ribs at 250 degrees Fahrenheit for about 8 to 10 hours.
16
Spray the beef ribs down with apple cider vinegar every 45 minutes or so while smoking.
17
Once the internal temperature of the beef ribs hits about 204 degrees Fahrenheit, remove them from the smoker.
18
Wrap the beef ribs in butcher paper.
19
Place the wrapped beef ribs in an aluminum pan and then into a Cambro or cooler to rest for at least 2 hours.
20
Unwrap the rested pastrami beef ribs.
21
Slice the pastrami beef ribs to enjoy.
Ingredients
1 gallon water
0.5 cup kosher salt
0.5 cup light brown sugar
2 tbsp pink curing salt
3 tbsp pickling spice
1.5 cups ice
rack American Wagyu beef ribs
yellow mustard
pastrami rub
apple cider vinegar
Equipment
large pot
knife
large container
refrigerator
paper towels
smoker
spray bottle
butcher paper
Cambro
aluminum pan
Tips
Resting the beef ribs is important for redistributing juices and improving the end result.
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