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Moms Marinara Wine Brisket

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Ingredients

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8 lbs beef brisket
1 tablespoon salt to taste
1 tablespoon garlic powder to taste
2 (1 ounce) packets onion soup mix
2 (28 ounce) jars marinara sauce
2 cups red wine

Nutritional information

1101.5
Calories
755 g
Calories From Fat
84 g
Total Fat
32.8 g
Saturated Fat
221 mg
Cholesterol
1860.5mg
Sodium
20.8 g
Carbs
1 g
Dietary Fiber
14.3 g
Sugars
54.6 g
Protein
498g
Serving Size (g)
12
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Moms Marinara Wine Brisket

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      This was really good, tender and juicy - the family whole family enjoyed it. I decided to skip the salt - there's enough in packaged onion soup mix, IMO.We also halved the recipe, but had only a 3# brisket, so there was plenty of sauce left. Definitely a keeper!

      • 215 min
      • Serves 12
      • Easy

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      Mom’s Marinara Wine Brisket,My mother showed me how to make this easy recipe a few years ago and it is my husband’s favorite so far. It goes well with white rice. UPDATE! Cindytc’s review was for 4 lbs. brisket and for that amount ot meat, you could use 1 Onion soup packet, 1 jar of marinara and 1 cup of red wine. I have now altered the recipe, since her review, to 8 lbs. of meat (I sometimes use 4 smaller briskets). I like it with sauce. You can also make this in the crockpot on low heat for about 6 hours or until tender when checked with a fork. Enjoy!,This was really good, tender and juicy – the family whole family enjoyed it. I decided to skip the salt – there’s enough in packaged onion soup mix, IMO.We also halved the recipe, but had only a 3# brisket, so there was plenty of sauce left. Definitely a keeper!,great-tast.ing, and juicy


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      Steps

      1
      Done

      Preheat Oven to 350 Degrees F.

      2
      Done

      Place the Brisket in a Dutch Oven or Covered Roasting Pan. (my Mom Likes to Pan Sear the Meat to "lock in the Juices" but I Can't Tell the Difference and Don't Usually Do It).

      3
      Done

      Sprinkle Meat With the Salt, Garlic and Onion Packet All Over.

      4
      Done

      Now Add the Marina Sauce and Wine.

      5
      Done

      Turn Meat a Few Times to Coat.

      6
      Done

      Cook 3 Hours, Turning Meat After 1 1/2 Hours.

      7
      Done

      the Meat Will Be Done When It Is Tender When Pierced With a Fork.

      8
      Done

      Remove Brisket to a Cutting Board and Let Cool a Bit For Easier Cutting.

      9
      Done

      Cut Meat on the Diagonal of the Grain.

      10
      Done

      Return Meat to Sauce and Serve.

      11
      Done

      It Is Also Great the Next Day and It Freezes Well.

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