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Time to blow it up.
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Bottle/can share with the neighbor.

Happy thirsty Thursday everyone.
 
Stopped at Central Coast Brewing after work tonight for a couple beers.

Their new neipa - New Cologne. A hazy, juicy, fresh pint of goodness. (also brought home a crowler of this for good measure).
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Followed up by a pint of Lucky Day ipa, their GABF multi award winner. A solid, highly quaffable insanely balanced ipa.
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Irish Stout on Nitro that I brewed in January. Making sure it pairs well (it does) with the Deli Style Rye Bread I made yesterday and Brisket I smoked last weekend after brining it in corned beef seasonings for 9 days.

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Holy Crap that all sounds good! Can you give seasoning and a 9day brine details?

HB Hefe. Free Oktoberfest yeast! Nothing like a $18/5gal batch of Feistbeir! 1st lager for me..
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Holy Crap that all sounds good! Can you give seasoning and a 9day brine details?
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It is pretty tasty, thanks. I used a Corned Beef spice mix from 360flavorandspice.com and a cup of kosher sea salt since I couldn't find pink curing salt (I ended up finding the curing salt on Amazon afterwards). I dumped the whole 5 oz of spices in water along with the salt and boiled it for a little bit, then added ice and cold water to bring it down to temp so that I could toss the brisket into a storage container. I have some pics at my Prepping for St.Patrick's Day thread. Alton Brown has a recipe also.
 
It is pretty tasty, thanks. I used a Corned Beef spice mix from 360flavorandspice.com and a cup of kosher sea salt since I couldn't find pink curing salt (I ended up finding the curing salt on Amazon afterwards). I dumped the whole 5 oz of spices in water along with the salt and boiled it for a little bit, then added ice and cold water to bring it down to temp so that I could toss the brisket into a storage container. I have some pics at my Prepping for St.Patrick's Day thread. Alton Brown has a recipe also.
Thanks a ton! Always looking for another brisket variant.

Need to work on transfers from this thing. Have a bit of 14% mead left. Down the hatch it goes.
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