Step 1

Method .

Step 2

Prep the Charmate Grady Offset Smokerhttps://www.charmate.co.nz/products/grady-offset-bbq-smoker with Charmate Charcoal Lumpwoodhttps://www.charmate.co.nz/products/black-wattle-charcoal and bring up to temp. Add Charmate Cherry Wood Chunkshttps://www.charmate.co.nz/products/cherry-75l-wood-chunks just before meat goes on.

Step 3

For best results, soak Corned Beef overnight in water to remove some of the salt brine before the cooking process. Once soaked, trim off any hard fat whilst keeping a little on for flavour.

Step 4

Rub first in Mustard Sauce as a binder, followed by an even and generous coating of rub for better bark.

Step 5

Place in the Charmate Grady Offset Smokerhttps://www.charmate.co.nz/products/grady-offset-bbq-smoker for 6 hours naked uncovered, probing every hour and spritzing if need be. You're aiming for an internal temperature of 275 to 300°F. To ensure the internal temp gets up, you can move the pastrami over to the coal side of your offset after a few hours in.

Step 6

After 5 hours in or at 155-160°F stall temp, take the Pastrami off and wrap in peach paper.

Step 7

Place the wrapped Pastrami back on the smoker for a further hour and a half or an internal temp of 205°F is reached.

Step 8

Rest before serving. Pro Tip. 'The Stall' happens partway through a low and slow cook and can last up to 2-3 hours. It happens when the muscles in meat release fluid to cool it down from the inside much like how humans cool down through sweating. To push through this, wrap your meat in peach paper to retain moisture and get through the stall. To Make Reubens .

Step 9

Spread Thousand Island sauce on two pieces of fresh rye bread.

Step 10

Layer with your preferred amount of Sauerkraut and top with sliced pastrami.

Step 11

Layer with Swiss Cheese and the top slice of rye together before melting in a skillet pan over the coals.

Step 12

Sandwich together with pickle and a skewer. Enjoy your creation!