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I was just going to post a Thank You to whoever was the original OP of Smoked Corned Beef.I threw one in this morning, no soaking, nothing added. I did split the fat so the smoke could reach the meat. I also tossed in four rubbed venison roasts.OMG, the absolute best corned beef ever!If anyone wants a really good CB brisket, buy one of the big ones at a restaurant supply type store (Cash n Carry for me).
Quote from: lokidog on April 19, 2016, 08:16:54 PMI was just going to post a Thank You to whoever was the original OP of Smoked Corned Beef.I threw one in this morning, no soaking, nothing added. I did split the fat so the smoke could reach the meat. I also tossed in four rubbed venison roasts.OMG, the absolute best corned beef ever!If anyone wants a really good CB brisket, buy one of the big ones at a restaurant supply type store (Cash n Carry for me).Yours looks a lot moister than mine. I think I'll cut my smoking time down to 6 hours.
I've never considered, or even heard of smoking a corned beef brisket until I opened this thread - and it sounds enticing.Am curious as to the general preference of point cut vs flat for smoking.I only cook flats (traditional boiled dinner) as it is our family's preference - but am open minded if there is a benefit (other than cost) of using points.Thoughts?