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question on making pastrami -
I could not find any corriander or coarse ground corriander. Can I use ground corriander if I cut back on the amount? Without leaving the area, that is my only option, since the beef is already defrosted and I wouldn't be able to get to the Dallas area any time this week.
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Re: question on making pastrami -
Yes you can Jack and really don't worry too much about overdoing it coriander is a dominate flavor in pastrami and when you slice it it really is only on the edges. MoF I usually put some ground on in addition to the cracked to enhance the flavor.
You'll like it.
Afterthought edit: I usually add some fine ground pepper in addition to the course for more flavor as well.
You'll like it.
Afterthought edit: I usually add some fine ground pepper in addition to the course for more flavor as well.
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Thanks PT - giving it a shot!
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Re: question on making pastrami -
Is there an Asian/mid Eastern market in your neck of the woods? That's where I got mine. Big bag for less than $3.00
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