Cuisine: American, bbq, Irish, smoked, St. Patrick's Day
Keyword: barbecue, beef, corned beef, smoked beef, smoked brisket, st. patrick's day
Servings: 8people
Calories: 250kcal
Equipment
Smoker
Ingredients
Pickling Spice
2tablespoonsdried orange zest
2tablespoonsblack peppercorns
2tablespoonspink peppercorns
2tablespoonscoriander seeds
2tablespoonsmustard seeds
2tablespoonsred pepper flakes
1tablespoonmace
1cinnamon stick
1tablespooncloves
15crushed bay leaves
Brine Solution
1gallonwater
450gramskosher salt
100gramssugar
25gramspink curing saltPrague powder #1
4clovesgarlicsmashed
20gramspickling spice
Corned Beef
1beef brisket flatcured
20gramspickling spice
5russet potatoes
2sweet potatoes
2onions
1Guinness stout
4cupsbeef broth
Instructions
Brining the brisket
First, combine the ingredients for the pickling spice and measure out two separate portions that are 20 grams each.
Heat the gallon of water and add in the sugar, salt, curing salt, garlic, and pickling spice into the pot and stir until the sugar and salts have dissolved.
Set the brining solution in the refrigerator and allow it one hour to cool completely.
Place your brisket into a food safe container and cover it with the brining solution and let cure for 5 days.
Smoking the corned beef
Remove the brisket from the brining solution and rinse it well under cold water. Place the brisket in a roasting pan and add in the beef broth, onions, potatoes, and pickling spice. Cover with foil and cut a few slits to allow steam to escape. Smoke until the brisket is fork tender. Rest one hour then shave it thin to serve.
Place the brisket in a roasting pan and add in the beef broth, onions, potatoes, and pickling spice. Cover with foil and cut a few slits to allow steam to escape.
Smoke until the brisket is fork tender. Rest one hour then shave it thin to serve.