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Bestcorned beef and pastrami sandwich I've ever tasted! It's called the New King David. Amazing! A little pricey but I got two meals out of it so not too bad. It was HUGE! A lot of other food on the menu I definitely want to return and try. Excellent service and totally kosher. Highly recommended!

Being there for an extended period of time I must say the # food choices is the Pastrami sandwich (with spicy mustard, or dressed with c-slaw & Russian ) Eppes Omelet, Chocolate Babka, tuna by the lb, matzo ball soup and the Kippered Salmon.And for those gamers that triple decker sandwiches and pigs in the blanket is a must have for game day

Its very hard to find good Jewish style deli in New Jersey. Eppes Essen pastrami does a tap dance on your tongue. It's the best pastrami on rye we've had since we left New York. Good food, nice people. When you have and urge for a pastrami or corned beef on rye, this is the place to go.

Sandwiches like the pastrami and corned beef and pastrami combo are awesome not as gigantic as they used to be but nothing is like it used to be a little more expensive than a normal deli but everything is completely amazing and the service is great I've been going to this place since I was 5 years old so that is 37 years and I'm very pleased with everything and all my experiences!!?

I am a BIG fan of this restaurant! You get pickles and cole slaw with every meal which are delicious. I adore the Salute (salami and eggs served pancake style) with French fries (super crispy). I'd tote looking for a good, traditional Jewish deli, this place is for you!

Eppes Essen was established in 1956 as a New York, Jewish-Style Deli & Restaurant in Newark, New Jersey. Later, in 1960, we moved to Orange, New Jersey. And finally, we made our current home in Livingston, New Jersey.

With years and years of restaurant & deli experience, we are proud to continue to serve our patrons by providing the utmost quality of service, a clean dining environment, and superb home-style cuisine and ethnic foods.

Here is everything you need to know to make a tender, flavorful Smoked Pastrami right at home! In this Smoked Pastrami Recipe Beginner's Guide, I'll show you how to brine, season, and smoke a beef brisket to make the best beef pastrami you've ever had! You can then enjoy it in hot Reuben Sandwiches for days to come!

I used one of the briskets to create this Smoked Pastrami recipe. Be sure to check out this veteran-owned operation, and while there, place an order. Yes, Blarney Ranch even delivers!

During the first five days, the brisket soaks in brine, easy-peasy, right? Once brined, the brisket needs to desalinize overnight in cold water so that you don't end up with pastrami that's too salty to eat.

On day six, you will make a spice rub that will encrust the brisket, then it will dry on a rack in the refrigerator for 24 hours. After that, the brisket is smoked and steamed to make one superb Smoked Pastrami recipe!

Step 4: Toast the spice rub ingredients in a hot pan until fragrant, do not burn. Coarsely grind the spices using a coffee bean grinder (affiliate link). Do not over-grind, you don't want to make a fine powder.

Step 5: Remove the brisket from the water and pat dry. Coat completely with the spice rub and place it on a rack over a tray, refrigerate overnight. The next morning, bring brisket to room temperature.

Step 7: When the brisket reaches 160 F (mine took 2 hours), remove it from the grill. Pour 2 cups of water into a deep pan, then place a rack over it. Put the brisket on the rack, making sure it's not sitting in the water. Cover the pan with foil and seal.

Step 9: When the pastrami is ready, remove the pan from the smoker and allow the pastrami to rest for 30 minutes in the sealed pan before slicing it into thin slices against the grain.

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