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Ok pound the steak flat 1/2", olive oil, salt and pepper, garlic, picked asparagus, prosciutto and provolone. Slice into pin wheels across the muscle. Seer both ends then put on a pan in Traeger for 20 min at 350.


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Ok, if you remember a couple weeks ago I posted about starting my Vastrami.
Well, today was the day. Smoking day...

Rinsed, and trimmed a little more of the silver skin off
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Patted dry, then rubbed with coarse sea salt, (sparingly, don't like 'em too salty), coarse black pepper, and granulated onion and garlic powder. Two of them had a generous amount of ground mustard added to the rub for some additional kick. Onto the GMG with 100% hickory pellets.
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Pulled when they hit a IT of 130*. Then onto a rack over a aluminum pan with beef broth, covered tightly in foil, and into the oven. Steamed to a IT of 152*.

Hear they are sitting on a rack to cool after steaming.
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I'll post up some slicing pics tomorrow. Man does this stuff smell good... notice the little one over the aluminum pan is missing the left corner. You'll have to trust me, it tastes good too.
 
Ok, if you remember a couple weeks ago I posted about starting my Vastrami.
Well, today was the day. Smoking day...

Rinsed, and trimmed a little more of the silver skin offView attachment 554958

Patted dry, then rubbed with coarse sea salt, (sparingly, don't like 'em too salty), coarse black pepper, and granulated onion and garlic powder. Two of them had a generous amount of ground mustard added to the rub for some additional kick. Onto the GMG with 100% hickory pellets.
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Pulled when they hit a IT of 130*. Then onto a rack over a aluminum pan with beef broth, covered tightly in foil, and into the oven. Steamed to a IT of 152*.

Hear they are sitting on a rack to cool after steaming.
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I'll post up some slicing pics tomorrow. Man does this stuff smell good... notice the little one over the aluminum pan is missing the left corner. You'll have to trust me, it tastes good too.
Those look great! I could eat that every day.
Here's some beef Pastrami I did earlier this year.
It didn't suck.

Ready for the smoker
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As it came off of the smoker
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Cooled, sliced and ready to eat.
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D constructed backstrap kabobs, it's too much trouble to poke all that stuff on a skewer. The apple smoked bacon wrapped seasoned backstrap nuggets were grilled first and moved to the upper deck while the evoo, janes crazy mixed up salt, fresh ground Italian Herb Spice marinated onions grilled underneath and bathed the meat in that smoke/steam......................... barely any leftovers .............

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D constructed backstrap kabobs, it's too muck trouble to poke all that stuff on a skewer. The apple smoked bacon wrapped seasoned backstrap nuggetes were grilled first and moved to the upper deck while the evoo, janes crazy mixed up salt, fresh ground Italian Herb Spice marinated onions grilled underneath and bathed the meat in that smoke/steam.........................there was barely any leftovers .............

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Sounds great. Got any pics?
 
Sounds great. Got any pics?

skewed the bacon to the backstrap w water soaked toothpicks and grilled them like small steaks. Onions stirred in the grill pan; next time I'll add peppers,mushrooms, etc. and stir/fry/grill them instead of spending 20 mins. of prep making skewers.
 
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