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So Corned Beef Brisket Could Be The One Fool Proof Roast Anyone Can Cook.......

8/18/2016

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Picture Rachel's Original Deli Corned Beef Brisket
     You have probably seen corned beef brisket at the grocery store hanging out with the hams in the meat cooler.  You probably also walked right on by the brisket too, unaware of how delicious it taste and how easy it is to make.  So easy to make that Jay Eatz almost guarantees you can't screw this one up. 
Picture cooked and sliced corned beef brisket
     One of the great things about corned beef brisket is that it is already seasoned for you.  You literally need to open the package, place the brisket in a pot with a lid and fill the pot with water just until the roast is covered.
Picture corned beef brisket in a pot of water
     Now bring the pot to a boil, then cover and turn down to a simmer.  Continue simmering for 2-3 hours (the bigger the roast, the longer it will need to boil).  Remove the roast from the pot and let cool slightly.
Split Picture, side A, corned beef brisket boiled in pot, side b, corned beef brisket cooling on a cutting board
    Once the roast is cool enough to handle slice into medium to thin slices.  Sometimes there might be a layer of fat on one side of the brisket.  Remove any excess fat before slicing.

Split Picture, two photos showing cooked and sliced corned beef brisket
      As promised fool proof roast.  The only way I could seeing this going south is if you fell asleep and forgot about the brisket and let the pot boil dry.  You can serve corned beef brisket with some sides like potato and corn or enjoy it straight up with some mustard on a bun.

Picture Corned Beef Brisket Sliced and plated with potatoes and corn on the cob
Split Picture, photos of cooked and sliced corned beef brisket on a kaiser bun
     So if cooking roast gives you anxiety or hasn't gone the best for you in the past give corned beef brisket a try, it won't disappoint the chef nor those eating it.

4 Comments
Hans link
11/19/2016 10:45:14 am

I would make pickles to go with those sandwiches.

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James Bischoff
9/1/2018 01:40:54 pm

I'm going to throw it in a crock pot with potatoes and possibly beer as a liquid

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Laureen
3/24/2021 08:27:24 pm

Can it be frozen before cooking?

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Ian
3/26/2021 12:10:58 pm

Can you cook this roast in a slow cooker if so for how long? And on low the whole time?

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