Ingredients
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2
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1
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3
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3
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1/2
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6
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1 1/2
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1 1/2
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Directions
Apple Cider Brisket,From “Adventures in Jewish Cooking” by Jeffrey Nathan. I found this in the paper. Cook and serve the NEXT day which I didn’t include in the cook time.*Variation in “Jewish Cookery” by Leah H. Leonard is similar but instead of using rosemary and thyme for the spices, her recipe uses 1/8 tsp. ginger, 1/8 tsp. allspice and 2 bay leaves instead. Just thought I’d post this here too.,Have not reviewed anything in quite awhile. Been “unfaithful” on another site for quite sometime now but this one SO deserved a “come back” and review! I have tried this recipe on several cuts of beef, bet it would work on pork too? From ribs to roast it is just the bomb. Use Apple cider, good quality molasses, add a bay leaf, carrots, and no, this gal isn’t waiting till the next day! Great recipe and one of the best shared ones. Thank you!,Today I am making this for the fifth time. Everyone loves it, including myself and I am not a fan of meat dishes normally. I have always served it after cooking, never refrigerated and served the next day, but I may try it next time. It’s very easy and great when you have a small ary to feed at holidays.
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Steps
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Position Rack in the Center of the Oven and Heat to 325 Dgrees F. |
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Heat the Oil in a Large Dutch Oven or Small Roasting Pan Over Medium-High Heat. Add the Brisket and Cook, Turning Once Until Browned on Both Sides, About 8 Minutes. Transfer to a Plate. |
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Add the Onions to the Same Pot and Cook, Stirring Occasionally, Just Until Softened, About 5 Minutes. Place the Brisket on Top of the Onions, Add the Cider and Molasses and Sprinkle With the Garlic and Herbs. If Necessary, Add More Cider (or Even Water) to Almost Cover the Brisket. Bring to a Simmer Then Cover Tightly and Place in the Oven and Bake For 3 Hours or Until Fork Tender. |
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Done
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Uncover and Let the Brisket Cool in the Pot. Cover and Refrigerate Until the Next Day. |
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Done
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Scrape Off and Discard Any Hardened Fat on the Surface of the Cooking Liquid. Transfer Meat to a Carving Board and Slice Thinly Against the Grain. |
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6
Done
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Meanwhile, Bring the Cooking Liquid to a Boil Over High Heat. Taste and If the Flavor Needs Concentrating, Simmer For a Few Minutes to Evaporate Excess Liquid. Season With Salt and Pepper to Taste. |
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Done
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Return the Sliced Brisket to the Liquid , Reduce the Heat to Medium-Low; Simmer Until Heated Through. Serve Hot With the Onions. |
