Perfectly smoked on a Weber searwood 600. And we couldn’t eat it because of how salty the Weber total carnivore rub is.

by anogio

12 Comments

  1. EngineerDirector

    Salt is super salty and I don’t blame it for my salty smokes.

  2. When I made pastrami it turned out too salty but I was able to soak it in water for a little bit and it pulled the salt out and saved it for me

  3. Diyaudiophile

    Yeah got to be careful with salt levels,
    I make smoked salt and give it out as gifts.
    My biggest advice is don’t use any more than you would for normal salt.
    A rub with that much salt added must need to be used sparingly or mixed with something else

  4. Impressionsoflakes

    Did you use a salt rub on the salt?

  5. mydoglixu

    You can chop it up with some potatoes and carrots into some stew. Bonus to add some ramen noodles (without powder) for some variety.

  6. Mundane-Flan-257

    Cut up some onions and potatoes and boil that for a bit. Cut up that meat into cubes and throw it all together and serve in rice. Potatoe Ragu is the name of that dish.

    Cube that meat and add shrimp for a nice beef/shrimp jambayala.

    Use it to your advantage. It just becomes an ingredient.

  7. Powerful_Foot_8557

    Bummer. The fat vein looks great. Me,  I’d make chili too