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Marinated Beef Brisket Recipe

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Marinated Beef Brisket Ingredients

  1. 2 lb (900 g) Beef Brisket
  2. 2 cups (500 ml) Beef Broth/Beef Stock
  3. 1/2 cup (125 ml) Red Wine Vinegar
  4. 1/4 cup (65 g) Brown Sugar
  5. Garlic Cloves Minced
  6. 1 cup (1 and 1/2 onions) Chopped Onions
  7. 1/4 cup (60 ml) Dijon Mustard
  8. 1/4 cup (60 ml) Soy Sauce

 

(Serves 8)
Place beef brisket to be marinated in baking dish or large plastic container. Combine all ingredients  in a suitable  mixing bowl, mix well. Pour marinade over brisket, turning to coat to ensure all areas are covered. Cover and refrigerate 8 hours or more, can be left overnight.
Note: when refrigerating Beef Brisket or any other types of meat keep at the bottom of the fridge. This is the safest way to store meat and is industry practice. This is done to avoid the meat or marinade leaking and contaminating other perishables in the fridge. 

When beef is fully marinated heat oven to 325F (160C). Drain brisket, keeping marinade aside. Place brisket and half of marinade (about 3/4 cups) in 13x9 baking dish. Cover dish to hold in all the flavor while cooking. Remaining marinade can be reused or disposed of. Bake at 325F (160C) for 4 hours or until tender.

Note: If unfamiliar with roasting meats refer to packet. As a rule of thumb the larger the cut of meat the lower the temperature and the longer you cook it. The smaller the meat, the higher the temperature and the shorter length of time you cook it for. This is because larger cuts of meat will cook more on the out side before heat reaches the middle of the meat. A lower temperature will allow the meat to heat up evenly.


Garlic Beef and potatoes are an old classic. Mash potatoes are recommended with this recipe to soak up the delicious marinade.

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jubilant cerise  - garlic quantity?   |66.183.189.xxx |2009-01-28 01:21:58
Hi there! This looks like a great recipe but two things: [1]2 the amount of
garlic is missing! [2] Also, would covering with foil while baking be ok? I
don't have a lidded dish that's tall enough for the brisket.

Thanks!
Susan     |72.174.192.xxx |2009-02-22 15:46:12
I am trying this today - wish someone would have replied to your post!

I went
with five cloves of garlic and I, too, am going to cover with aluminum foil.
I'll post when I see how it turns out.
Lex  - Garlic quantity   |121.98.142.xxx |2009-02-23 07:03:31
I'd like to know how it goes for you Susan. Form looking at the recipe I'd say
about 4 cloves of garlic, maybe 2 if you're not a garlic lover.
Susan  - Garlic was okay     |71.210.211.xxx |2009-03-06 16:58:51
The amount of garlic I used - five - was good, but then, we are garlic
lovers.

My brisket turned out rather dry. But the marinade was delicious!
Don't throw away any of it; save it as recommended. Servinig it with mashed
potatoes to soak it up, as recommended, was a great idea. Truthfully, with ours,
it was the best part.
Dale P   |75.67.87.xxx |2009-04-28 10:42:09
I just made a brisket with this recipe and it came out perfectly, melt in your
mouth and cut with a fork! I used 3 cloves are garlic, roasted in a stone deep
dish covered with aluminum foil. I actually marinated the brisket for a full
24+ hours versus the 8 in a gallon ziplock bag and turned it over every 4-6
hours...highly recommend!! Served with mashed potatoes and asparagus with
hollandaise...Perfect!
Dee  - Brisket     |74.174.178.xxx |2009-03-06 16:02:04
I am trying this weekend. I have baked brisket before and put probably
6 or so tablespoons over my brisket and lots of black pepper. I am
going to try your recipe but I will still put in the garlic and
pepper. I too put foil over mine.  Will let you know how it turns out!
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ABrisketLover   |68.2.25.xxx |2009-04-30 04:34:51
this is my first time trying this recipe. I bought an entire slab of brisket
from Sam's Club. Of course it has a thick layer of fat on the one side of the
cut of meat. Can anyone tell me what they have done... to trim or not to trim
the fat. Thank you!
Marcia  - Leave the fat!   |121.98.168.xxx |2009-04-30 08:56:47
If you are going to bbg the brisket I would leave the fat on - the fat will
dissolve while the meat cooks and will be quite tasty - the fat actually seeps
through the meat tenderizing it (make sure you bbq or smoke the meat with the
fat side up) If you are going to stew/casserole the brisket I would recommend
trimming the fat - it's healthier. Though Chinese stewed brisket is often cooked
with the fat as well - I find this to be a little on the rich side, some may
like a little fat in their stew.
wannabecook  - BEST beef brisket ever!   |75.197.29.xxx |2009-12-13 20:57:39
OMG - For all you novice cooks out there like me, if you haven't tried this
you'd better. It is the answer to cooking for company WITH NO STRESS!!
I
followed this recipe exactly and, by the way, covered my 13x9 dish in foil. My
meat was 2.58 lbs and I cooked it for 5 hrs. The marinade/aujus is OUTSTANDING!
Can't wait to fix it for company and get all the praise. P.S. I used 3 large
cloves of garlic.
Tania  - Holiday Dinner   |98.199.154.xxx |2009-12-16 16:39:33
I plan to cook this for Christmas.It sounds delish,but i have an 8lb brisket how
long do i cook and should i take the fat off?Also by how much do I increase the
ingredients in the recipe?Help PLEASE!!!

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