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Reuben on the grill

Started by Hofy, July 02, 2014, 07:04:27 AM

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Hofy

A while back we made some corned beef on the grill, shredded it up to make Reubens.





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OoPEZoO

Oh man.....I haven't had a Reuben in a long time.  That just made my mouth water
-Keith

argentflame

Awesome cook. I have to make some.

Cuda Dan

Nice job on the Reuben! Man looks so good.
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Troy

that looks freaking gooooood.

man, my leftover pigs in a blanket lunch isn't looking very good anymore :(

coldkettle

Looks great!

I love the smell of a evening cook...


pbe gummi bear

My what great bokeh you have. :D I love Reubens!
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teerhardy

I love the idea of corned beef on the grill! Looks great.


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HankB

Looks great! I had one the other day. Took it another step. I warmed the kraut and pastrami in the microwave first and then set the assembled sandwich on a hot tortilla griddle and set a hot grill press on top of that. With the griddle and press preheated to about 500°F you get a really nice grilled reuben! (And I love my IR thermometer for checking temperature on stuff like that.)
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Metal Mike

Thanks for Dinner plans!
...doing a corned round (plan to slice) marbled rye bread & Russian dressing (variation)
Cast iron herb split red potatoes then flip & finish the sandwich on it
+ scotch (of course)

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AJ328

Sandwich looks more than great. I never thought of corned beef on the grill, did you soak it first or do anything for the salt content before throwing it on the grill?