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To get started with this particular recipe, we have to prepare a few ingredients. You can cook smoked corned beef brisket using 4 ingredients and 6 steps. Here is how you can achieve it.
The ingredients needed to make Smoked corned beef brisket:
- Make ready 54 dollar brisket
- Make ready Orange juice
- Make ready Apple chips
- Make ready Brown sugar
Basically, corned beef is beef brisket that has been cured in brine. Overall a tougher meat, the point cut is the thicker end of the brisket. It is typically fattier, more tender and juicier than the flat cut when it's smoked. This smoked corned beef recipe results in undeniable flavor.
Instructions to make Smoked corned beef brisket:
- Soak brisket in orange juice over night
- Take out inject juice then rub with brow sugar
- Soak chips in oj
- Put brisket in smoker 250 degrees fat side up put in chips
- Smoke 14 hours and eat
After smoking, it will taste similar to pastrami and your family will enjoy every bite. Use your smoker to add an extra kick to corned beef brisket. A simple rub and smoking produce a flavor that is similar to pastrami or Montreal smoked. Corned beef briskets are often tenderized with papain and other ingredients from the factory to help make them end up more tender so the finish temperature is sort of With St. Patricks day around the corner, my attention has turned to smoked corned beef brisket otherwise known as pastrami.
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