Outdoor grillers/smokers/cookers unite

Well… I tried my hand at making Venison Pastrami.
Full 7 day brine with pickling spices and instacure
Then I dried it, covered it a layer of rub and wrapped it tightly in 2 layers of saran wrap and stuck in the fridge for 36 hrs. This morning I took it out of the the fridge and prepped the smoker.
here is a before pic…

then I smoked it for 8 hours in my little chief on the bottom rack. I used a combination of alder, cherry and mesquite with a helping of dried rosemary with each pan of chips.
When I pulled it from the smoker it had an internal temp of about 170F and I wrapped it tightly in 2 layers of tinfoil. Then into a 300F oven for 2hrs to finish and then an hour to rest.
When I opened the foil I could not believe the juices and the smell … wow
Took a few slices and the wife and I were in heaven.
I used a leg roast instead of brisket but I’m super happy with how this turned out.

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yesterday we cooked a Mouflon Goulash on the Tripod…

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That looks delicious!
I need that recipe lol

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Sorry,there´s no Recipe realy…we use to cook freestyle,kinda…
2kg Meat(what ever you prefer)
Potatoes,Onions,Garlik,Carrots,Leek(and/or GreenBeans) and Tomato Paste
Chard,Kale,dif. Herbs from the Garden,a Hand full of Blackcurrant(if you like)
some DarkBeer and/or RedWine and diff. spices of course
try your own KesselGulasch and show us some pix :wink:

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Thanks.
We will give it a try.

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that going to be some good eating enjoy

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Overcrowded grill, so what?

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looks great! cheers!

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It was good, especially when I finished everything with a garlic herb butter. I love me some garlic. Keeps the vamps away, dontcha know? :rofl: cheers :beers:

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Some red snapper this evening…

Cheers y’all!

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tonight we are enjoying burgers with aged cheddar and mozza . From one of the Blacktail Deer I harvested last fall in the mountains of Pemberton BC.
seasoned with crushed pepper corns, rosemary, cumin, mustard powder, garlic powder, a pinch of cayene and some smoked paprika. No egg… no filler… just meat and spices. Grilled at 400F 2 minutes a side twice
On the side we have some shaved pastrami from yesterday’s smoking adventures. I think I like it better the next day.
cheers!


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No fat or binders?

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no sir, 100% ground deer and spices.

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It’s always so lean everyone in my house usually complains if I don’t add fat(usually bacon). Really hard to cook lean meat like that well, kudos to you :ok_hand:

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I am jealous! I had an omelet.

:green_heart: :seedling:

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This is what I done did…smoked 1/2 a chicken, tilapia and 2 bluegills that I caught on Father’s day wknd. I also made a vegetable medley w/Kielbasa sausage, sauteed green beans w/onions & mushrooms on my camp stove…I also charred an Ichiban on the stove…





Peel and eat charred Ichiban, the simplest way to cook an eggplant…


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What I’ve got on for the 4th, I’m gonna do some potatoes and something else, having figured it out yet…

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Getting ready to cook up some chicken legs, not as fancy but really really good.

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Nothing fancy…Italian sausages w/pepeppers & onions.

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No pic but I grilled up a mess of fajitas since nothing screams AMERICA like Mexican food!
I used thin cut ribeye steaks, chicken thighs, shrimp, peppers, onion, and yellow squash. I also roasted, peeled, and chopped a half dozen poblanos to give everything that smokey/sweet chile flavor. I made a queso dip as well.
We were all satiated but still had room for dessert: goat cheese topped with honey and a warm strawberry sauce (cooked down organic strawbs, lemon juice, balsamic vinegar, and sugar).

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