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My First Ever Pastrami Sandwich in NEW YORK
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- My first ever pastrami sandwich in New York. Trying this pastrami sandwich for the first time was an experience. One of the best sandwiches I have ever had. Cured beef sandwich - brisket cured pastrami at Brooklyn Deli. #pastrami #firstever #newyork #myfirsttime
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The sandwich looked pretty good, 9 out of 10. The price is typical Mid-Town Manhattan. The important thing here is that you enjoyed it, that's what counts.
There’s loads of info out there as to the best Pastrami delis in New York. You maybe should have gone to one of Katz’s, Frankel’s, Sarge’s, Second Avenue deli, Mendy’s - the list goes on. Mind you, the sandwich you had looked pretty decent, albeit a bit small maybe for the price?
Loving these New York vlogs DJ.
x.
Pastrami is made from beef brisket that has been cured, coated in spices, cold smoked and then steamed. Pastrami's thick coat of spices typically includes crushed black pepper, coriander, mustard seeds, garlic and other spices that might be included in a pickling spice mixture. Pastrami has a rich, savory, salty flavor flecked with spice and smoke. It has a touch of tang, thanks to the mustard seed in the spice rub. It's a little fatty and peppery, too.
Authentic Pastrami that is made at the classic New York Jewish Deli's are made from plate not brisket. It's a much fattier cut than brisket.
@@Eric_G65 I believe pastrami originated in Romania and was mainly made from mutton or lamb but that American Jews introduced the use of beef, which was a more accessible meat.
100% Correct!
Personally, I make mine with a Brisket Flat and a Pickling Spice that I have removed the majority of Chillies from.
Blitz the Pickling Spice to a powder and mix with Garlic Powder and the (measured) Salt & Curing Salt.
Dry cure and then cold smoke, rest, hot smoke to safe temp. rest and thinly slice.
@@WaferBrikPastrami predates the Romanian's version. It was first cooked during the Ottoman Empire. Romanian Pastrami, before it came to the US, was made from Goose. The Jewish Immigrants that adapted it for the United States made it from beef because Goose was prohibitively expensive and also not easily accessible in quantity. They used the Plate cut, which is a very fatty belly cut of beef because like Goose, it was a very fatty meat that could stand up to the lengthy prep required to make Pastrami and still remain moist and tender. Those same Jewish immigrants introduced bbq's brisket, most notably to Texas and introduced Corned Beef to Irish immigrants that lived among the Jewish immigrants. Corned Beef and cabbage came from the Jewish neighborhoods in NYC. The Irish that immigrated to the US never ate Beef in their native Ireland because it was too expensive. They ate pork products instead.
You’re wrong about the Irish never eating beef. There was a Cattle act of 1663 that meant Ireland got beef from Britain for very cheap with low tax. Their corned beef was the best on the market and they then started supplying other countries. That came to an end and then yes, beef became for the rich in Ireland. The corned beef the Jewish community introduced was 100’s of years later and their own version 👍
'strami and/or Salt Beef definitely benefits from some Wallys & Mustard.
Now, that has me recalling the Salt Beef, Mustard & Pickle Beigel I had from The Beigel Shop in Brick Lane...That was a thing of beauty!!!
It would be great to see some reviews of places that are away from Carnegie Hall. Head over to Brooklyn for example. You're paying tourist prices at pretty crappy places at the moment 👍🏻
It is brisket cured in the same way as ham is. Proper corned beef coated in pepper and spices.
Such a NYC classic ..pastrami on rye with mustard and a pickle .
Remember and get a good Chinese meal too ( takeaway in a box ?) very distinct from our Chinese food.
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Absolutely a New York classic 😊😋😋😋😋
Was on my bucket list to have `pastrami on rye` in new york, Made it happen, was about 3 inches thick and did not disappoint, a few years ago now.....enjoy your time in new york darren.
The whole idea of why a New York half sour pickle is served with a pastrami sandwich, is to cut the taste of the fat. Much like the idea of the English combo of roast beef with horseradish.
I get it, we cant all like everything
That sandwich looks amazing…I’m bloody starving now 😂
I love salt beef on rye bread with pickles it looked massive have a lovely holiday
Really enjoyed the review. Sandwich looked great. Cheers.
just relaxing and enjoying these from New York...basking in another wonderful hot UK summer.. 😬
Even London wouldn't charge that much for a sandwich 😱
That is the price of food in the US nowadays, was there a month ago and a basic breakfast cost me $25.00 in a IHOP.
Loving your New York diaries from the Heathrow lounge to the Brooklyn Deli. Try a Reuben also and give the dill pickle 🥒 some love. Safe travels, Darren!
Oooh that looked delicious- making me need to get to brick lane for a beigel - and that pickle - persevere and you’ll love them. Seemed pricey but I bet it filled you up and every mouthful a joy so worth it. Loving these NY videos - and your cap -was it custom made 👍
Looks delicious I can’t wait to try one when we go to New York in August 😊
That was a really tasty looking sandwich.🤪
Enjoying these videos in NYC. There’s an authenticity in your vlogs.
A birthday treat for me DJ. 53 today and enjoying your NYC vlogs. Weather looks great...so does the sandwich!! See you next time.
Happy birthday!!
Great review really enjoyed Thanks for all your hard work regards Greg
Lol at your face with the pickle. You don't know what is good for you. Lol. That looked an amazing sarnie. Really enjoying the NY vlogs Mr. ❤
that looked a very nice sandwich loads of filling hope you enjoyed it
Another good vlog keep them coming .have a wicked time x
Thanks Darren. Loving your New York vids. Can’t believe you’re managing to get a video out each day must be a lot of work editing
Nice one D J
Mustard in North America/Canada is not like Colmans in the U.K. As you stated its much milder. Pickles are in a vinegar/dill mix which gives them a distinctive taste. The steak you get with steak and eggs is usually a low quality steak. The "thing" here in Canada is Montreal smoked meat on a sandwich.
Darren John I was going to post a list of other delis where I know the pastrami to be good.
At least you didn't go to Katz's. Nothing wrong with the food there, but it's soooo expensive and people queue on the sidewalk.
This Brooklyn Deli - not in Brooklyn - must be new, or at least post-pandemic, since I don't know it... I do claim expertise.
Other places in Manhattan with good pastrami (sadly, so many others have closed):
Sarge's at 36th St & Third Ave.
Second Ave Deli on 33rd St., West of Third Ave. (with another location on the Upper East Side.)
Pastrami Queen on West 72nd St., also on the upper East Side.
If you like I can also post a list of diners in the midtown area that are better than that Brooklyn diner you went to, and much less expensive.
I’m London born and bread,when we visited NYC in 2019 the only place to go for a pastrami or salt beef sandwich is Katz deli, I wouldn’t go anywhere else. If you want a smoked salmon bagel,Russ and daughters, both legendary eatery’s .
Not true at all, Katz's Deli is by far not the best around. But as far as food in New York goes, it's gone way downhill over the years, so many great places have disappeared!
Enjoying these series of vlogs,
Another great vlog....looked tasty.🙂
That did look yummy Darren. Looks like you’re having a fabulous time. 🥰☀️🥰xxx
Amazing city
Loved it! Yes it’s $20 but it’s classic New York food, so you’ve got to try when there. Interesting to know how it compares to salt beef which you can get in a great bagel for £5 in London.
what a wonderful sandwich a fav in Canada
Great video, DJ. I really enjoyed it. Thanks for sharing your views on your pastrami sandwich and it origin and the cut 😊😊 stay safe
This isn't food culture, this is consumer culture.
I noticed you're not walking very far to these eateries 😂
it's full of clowns
@@thomasobrien8850you must love it there, right up your street
@@MukbangEnthusiast pot-kettle, plank
Cmon Darren you are a Londoner, you must have had salt beef…pastrami is a close relative to it. Go to Katz deli and try the famous one
No I havent / and Katz deli charge $40 so why would i?
When your back to London go to beigel bake top of brick lane and get yourself a salt beef sarnie I think they around a fiver.
Pastrami queen apparently is good , slightly more expensive , looked good for price
Please, pastrami queen is on 84st and Lexington. Katz's is nothing but a tourist trap and I believe the price has escalated to $40, the only place for a favorable pastrami sandwich is Sarge's deli on 3rd Ave and 36st in New York
You can buy it in most UK supermarkets, they don't sell it on any fast food places in the UK , that I know if anyways.
Never seen a bread like this two-in-one type, anyhow, seems to be a very satiating sandwich meal.
It is called marble rye.
Hi Dazza Your Reviews are HILARIOUS 😂
enjoying your videos very much. If I ever go to New York I want to visit a deli .. on my bucket list :)
Bostin sandwich 🥪 just what i was waiting to see.😋👍
That's a sandwich that looked delicious.
The sandwich looked very tasty Darren….thank you…
Nice looking sandwich lots of Pastrami , You should try corned beef hash ( Corned beef fried up with diced potatoes and onions ) with poached eggs on top for breakfast it's so good ..cheers
That pastrami sandwich was what I like to call “ food porn” 😂
Great video as always Daz 👍👍👍👍
Must admit ,my mouth was watering watching you eat that ,very nice very full sandwich.I would of loved that but not the price . 🤩😜❤️🙏🏼
Sorry im goin thru all ur videos I missed mi old China.. dad was 8n hospital wiv. Bowl cancer.. all good now jus been manic.. all our love to u sir ❤
Enjoy mate, love your content.
You’ve got a very limited vocabulary, haven’t you?
Lovely jubbly! Looks delicious. They certainly don’t scrimp on the filling!
How much you getting bent over for hotels out there 😂
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You must eat the pickle in the US. Pastrami sandwich absolutely delicious. We eat it regularly in cyprus on rye bread.
Would love to see a walk from Columbus Circle to Natural History Museum. A beautiful walk past Ghostbusters building and the famous Dakota
It’s real corned beef!!. And the pickle is a must Darren
I envy you. Getting to enjoy a pastrami sandwich for the first time. The only thing better would be a pastrami Reuben -- pastrami, swiss cheese, sauerkraut and Russian dressing on grilled rye bread. Spectacular.
Going to NY just to eat everything you can get in London? What about some interesting sights not just you eating!
Enjoyed this review
Salt beef sauerkraut pickles heaven rye bread awesome
Not for me
@@DJsFoodTravels ok Darren.
What was it you didn't particularly like?
@@747jono Seemed pretty obvious that he doesn't like pickles.
Sorry I misheard, sound quality not so good, was a lot of background noise, not Darren's fault sometimes happens.
Enjoyed it as usual.
Shame about the background noise, sounded like you where in an arcade !
Loads of readymade sandwich places in uk etc have started selling these pastrami sandwiches over the past year or so. Pret do a very good one. All the others are lacking m&s waitrose et al.
I'd say Pastrami is like a posh corned beef .
Love the New York vlogs makes me want to go back. I loved it there. Sandwich looked great loved the bread so attractive. 20 dollars is a lot but you have to immerse yourself into trying different things
Thanks Darren another top video Shane in Sydney 🦘 🇦🇺
$20 very expensive for a sandwich 😮
Pastrami with Brie is awesome. 😋
Pastrami from b'n'm here in u.k..slapped between two sour dough bread slices..add sweet pickled gherkins..served at home..£4.50..tops.. 😂
I personally love a good pastrami sandwich. I prefer regular rye bread over the marbled. Suggest you try Katz.
Marks and Spencer does a great pastrami sandwich, only costs £4.50
Do you never go out?
@DJsFoodTravels
You've got the nack of loosing subs with comments like those!
@@DJsFoodTravels Yes I go out to get my £4.50 Pastrami sandwich from Marks and Spencer. CZcams must pay well for you to be swanning off to New York.
What kind of tip do you give ? I`m asking because i was in the Twin Cities a few years ago and i was never sure on how much to give
Depends on the service
Looked great. Well done mate.
I love a good Pastrami on Rye. I know its been a long time since I've been to the States but the prices are a little shocking. The US used to be so cheap but now its at least double what you'd pay in Australia and things are expensive here. That being said that sandwich did look delish!! I too am not a fan of pickles and they put them on the side of everything. If I was trying to explain what pastrami is like I'd say its like a mix between beef and silverside. Very delicious though. That sandwich would have fed me for a couple of days 😂 can't wait to see what else you get up to over there. 🇺🇸🗽
looks very tasty, have you had a burger in NY yet
A few videos ago
Some sandwich, huge 😋
Go to karz deli a get a cornbeef sandwich with a potato latkas, this means a saltbeef sandwich.
It looked lush
DJ, get away from 7th avenue, so much to see and eat in NYC in other parts of the big apple !!
I’ve eaten there many times and Katz deli and both are amazing especially with the brown mustard and pickle.
Really great I know..
I love NYC - You never go hungry! I went to NY several years ago and the food prices have increased somewhat $20 for a sandwich?!
As others below have suggested probably head to Brooklyn or the Bronx for more affordable & not so touristy deli`s. Your sandwich looked great though!
Looking good. What a holiday.
Don't complain about the heat you could be back in the UK where it's cold,wet and miserable. 20 bucks for a sandwich though is ridiculous.
My favourite is a Reuben….
Boy did you go to the wrong Deli. You should have gone to one of the New York Kosher Deli's like Second Avenue Deli for the best Pastrami. In my opinion, it's better than even Katz's. The place you went to is a tourist trap and the food is mediocre at best. That pickle was terrible, I am sure you would have much preferred a half sour pickle that tastes way better than the garbage pickle they served you. You know you can get fairly good Pastrami in the UK. There are several Kosher Deli's in London and the Midlands.
You’re on holiday enjoy all of it mate
Have a lovely trip.
If you have a little bit time to travel inside of New York, you should consider visiting Katz's Deli at 205 E Houston St, New York, NY 10002.
Love pastrami and they certainly pack a good sandwich in new york. We stayed at Wellington Hotel top of 7th avenue near Central Park. Your right sweet and savoury pancakes crispy bacon and maple syrup
Looks great enjoy, I usually get the corned beef.just as good
Looks delicious & thanks for sharing DJ 😎🗽
My pleasure 😊
Try the Westway dinner on 9th I had the corn beef hash and eggs for breakfast very good 👍
Hi Darren did you try ant street van food on your visit as a contrast to sit down food love the posts best wishes
not mad about that marble rye bread , give me our batch bread anyday of the week
That sandwich looked good, I thought there could have been more Pastrami though. I had been to Carnegie Deli several times before they closed. Their Woody Allen sandwich was Pastrami & Corn Beef, it was about 4 inches deep. Keep the vlogs coming Darren
DJ what about trying a New York Indian for a Vindaloo see how it compares to London ?
As they say 20 bucks.. For a sarny ???? They are having a giraffe m8
👍🤗❤️ be safe and enjoy
How much ? Darren you must have had a coronary paying that much for a sandwich 😮 !!! What bread is that ? looks like a cake.
Great review Darren, thanks for sharing.
He can afford it. A drop into he ocean.