Pastrami on club with spicy mustard may be the ultimate comfort food. It seems indulgent and simply delicious — but most of us probably have no clue how many hours of preparation go into that plate.

If you missed the window for brining your own meat to make homemade pastrami this St. Patrick's Day, don't worry. Champion pitmaster Christie Vanover has shared her expert tips for transforming ...

New York pastrami is a cultural icon with roots going back to Jewish delis in the early 1900s. It is therefore synonymous with tradition and nostalgia, making it an important part of the city's ...

Pastrami is known for its long curing time, but this experiment challenges that tradition. Using an injected wet brine and an ...

Instructions: Fill a large pot with 12 cups cold water. Add the kosher and pink curing salts, granulated and brown sugars, honey, pickling spice, coriander, mustard seeds and garlic. Bring to a boil ...

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Pastrami Ramen Noodle Kugel found on Food Flirts combines the best of two cuisines -- Jewish and Japanese. The traditional components of a kugel: noodles, mashed potatoes, chicken fat (schmaltz), and ...

It’s not hard to find a great taco in Los Angeles. Just ask our restaurant critic Jonathan Gold. But what if you wanted to fix some great tacos at home, tonight, for dinner? You have to try these ...

When you think of pastrami or corned beef, you likely envision colossal Reuben sandwiches from your favorite deli, savory brunch dishes and heirloom family meals like corned beef and cabbage. But is ...