How To make Brisket Pot Roast
Brisket Pot Roast No. 356 Yields 12 Servings
6 lbs brisket, whole 1 cup beef stock, well-
2 tbls beef fat rendered from seasoned
the brisket, or - salt to taste 2 tbls vegetable oil - black pepper, freshly
2 large onions, sliced very ground to taste
thin
Preheat broiler. Place the brisket on a rack in a broiling pan. Broil until the outside is browned on both sides. Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Heat the beef fat in a large roasting pan or a 7- to 8-quart heat-proof casserole. Saute the onions in the fat. When the onions are brown, stir in the stock. Place the meat in the pan or casserole, cutting it in half if necessary. Cover the pan. Place the pan in the oven. Bake for three to four hours, or until very tender. Allow to cool. Refrigerate overnight. Remove congealed fat from the sauce. Reheat the meat in the sauce. Season with salt and pepper. Slice and serve the meat in the sauce or with sauce on the side.
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Oven Baked Beef Brisket Made Easy and Simple
Our oven baked brisket is simple, easy, and great for the Holidays. I find it is an excellent alternative to turkey which often I get tired of. It is a basic combination of of spices and vegetables. Cooked low and slow the outcome is out of this world. Everyone will love this brisket.
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