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Re: Corned brisket?

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  1. Mitch@this_is_not_a_real_address.com said:

    On impulse, I picked up a brisket that was on sale.

    I've never made brisket. When I got it home, I realized that it was
    corned.

    Can I still use a brisket recipe such as:

    http://beef.allrecipes.com/az/MidwstBriskt.asp

    What exactly does "corned" change?

    Usually corned beef is too salty for most people in a roasted or smoked
    situation. If like very salty meat, that may not be a problem. I do a
    reverse brining, soaking the corned beef in plain water for a few days,
    under refigeration, changing the water now and then.

    After that, into the smoker, although you can bake it like the recipe
    you have. I always maintain that smoked brisket isn't pastrami because
    of the texture difference you get because of the pressing step, but
    others call it pastrami. It'll be tasty no matter what you do.

    Brian

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  2. Default User said:
    Mitch@this_is_not_a_real_address.com said:

    On impulse, I picked up a brisket that was on sale.

    I've never made brisket. When I got it home, I realized that it was
    corned.

    Can I still use a brisket recipe such as:

    http://beef.allrecipes.com/az/MidwstBriskt.asp

    What exactly does "corned" change?

    Usually corned beef is too salty for most people in a roasted or smoked
    situation. If like very salty meat, that may not be a problem. I do a
    reverse brining, soaking the corned beef in plain water for a few days,
    under refigeration, changing the water now and then.

    I agree. Many of the supermarket brands of uncooked corned beef
    are oversalted. Soaking can fix it.

    --
    Reg


  3. Quoted message said:

    I agree. Many of the supermarket brands of uncooked corned beef
    are oversalted. Soaking can fix it.

    Thanks for all the tips!

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