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Hi,
I might seem stupid but i have cooked very few briskets in my years in the buisness. I have a gig this weekend and they do not want want it smoked- should i do them in the cooker (150) or should i do them the old way in the oven with a poaching sauce on it? - I will rub it and i am considering marinating them. Any help would be great- I am going to cook them ahead of time , cool then slice and re-heat. Cheers Kenny Ps. my 2 year old loved the brisket i made last week. |
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Depends how much product you are doing.
If not much,you can prep and slow cook it in an oven. You can put it on a rack in a foil pan. If they are thinking beef roast,the oven is probably a good approach. A rub /marinade probably isn't needed-if you are going to poach it. Hopes this helps a little. Good Q 2 Ya,Tom. |
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i am doing aobut 80lbs- thinking the oven low and slow- some people say chili sauce, coke, and liptons onion soup mix?
thanks |
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Do they know the difference between an oven cooked brisket and one with a light smoke?....
This would be a perfect opportunity to serve up some of each and find out which they like best.... Richard Richard H. From the Eastern Shore of Virginia Cookshack 055 |
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I like fishdoc's idea. Perhaps you can enlighten some of them by offering the choice of product cooked by the two different methods.
Good luck! Dave |
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