How do you cook Brisket
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Pferdestarke

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7,192 posts

211 months

Tuesday 19th May 2009
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I'm having 8 around on Sunday for dinner and have bought amongst other things a good brisket. I am thinking of putting it in my oval roaster with a good stock, onion, carrot and seasoning and letting it simmer for about 4 hours at around 130c.

Any better ideas?

Shaw Tarse

31,836 posts

227 months

Tuesday 19th May 2009
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Pferdestarke said:
I'm having 8 around on Sunday for dinner and have bought amongst other things a good brisket. I am thinking of putting it in my oval roaster with a good stock, onion, carrot and seasoning and letting it simmer for about 4 hours at around 130c.

Any better ideas?
Invite me? <bugger got to work frown>

Mobile Chicane

21,825 posts

236 months

Tuesday 19th May 2009
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I'd do it in exactly the same way with the addition of a celery stick and a bay leaf.

anonymous-user

78 months

Tuesday 19th May 2009
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Sounds good! does make a good pot roast!

Mobile Chicane

21,825 posts

236 months

Tuesday 19th May 2009
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Or salted and then slow-cooked. Brisket is the joint for salt beef and it is delicious.

Melman Giraffe

6,794 posts

242 months

Wednesday 20th May 2009
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Pot roast with good beef stock, red wine and herbs. Fantastic

Stig

11,823 posts

308 months

Wednesday 20th May 2009
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Makes a gorgeous steak and ale pie too. Just lob in a tin of Guinness (with onions, carrots, celery), cook low and slow. Melts in your mouth!

TIGA84

5,532 posts

255 months

Wednesday 20th May 2009
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or if you've got a couple of months and a cool dark place:

Bresaola.

John Torodes "Beef" Book, has the recipe. Bottle of Red, Bottle of White, few other bits, leave in the fridge for a couple of weeks, then hang it for 40 days I think.

I shall try it one day. You will nedd a quite large piece of meat though.

Like 4kg.

sleep envy

62,260 posts

273 months

Friday 22nd May 2009
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Mobile Chicane said:
Or salted and then slow-cooked. Brisket is the joint for salt beef and it is delicious.
this

with pickled veg, salami and grissini

lick

jessica

6,321 posts

276 months

Tuesday 26th May 2009
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Place Brisket in pressure cooker with stock,celery, carrots and onion. season well and cook for 30 mins per 1lb. Then remove from liquor check it is tender and place in an oven at 150 degrees for 20 mins to dry out. Absolutley gorgeous.
we have this all the time. experiment with seasoning. such as cinnamon and cumin. or roasting with honey. damm fantastic cold the next day for sandwiches. much better than fake ham.

giw12

1,430 posts

287 months

Wednesday 27th May 2009
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Does anyone know how long does salt beef keeps for? Can it be frozen??

Ta

sleep envy

62,260 posts

273 months

Wednesday 27th May 2009
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I keep mine in stock for up to 5 days

have never frozen it but would imagine that it dries out and it will be horrid to eat

giw12

1,430 posts

287 months

Wednesday 27th May 2009
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sleep envy said:
I keep mine in stock for up to 5 days

have never frozen it but would imagine that it dries out and it will be horrid to eat
Not being a pedeant I hope but when you say "in stock", is that as in you run a deli??

sleep envy

62,260 posts

273 months

Wednesday 27th May 2009
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nope, the chicken and beef stock I cook it in

escargot

17,122 posts

241 months

Wednesday 27th May 2009
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Recipe for Salt Beef please. thumbup

sleep envy

62,260 posts

273 months

Wednesday 27th May 2009
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will dig it out tonight after the game - if I'm still sober enough to post biggrin