The average weight of a brisket typically ranges from 8 to 12 pounds. However, this can vary based on the size of the animal or the specific cut of meat.
The brisket comes from the lower side of the neck of the cow. It is the muscle under the flap of skin hanging off the lower neck.
This URL shows the location of the brisket (in blue)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:BeefCutBrisket.png
To avoid drying out your brisket while other meats smoke is to wrap it in foil. This holds all the juices in while protecting the meat from any excess or prolonged heat.
I cook frozen brisket in foil in a slow cooker , I put smoked applewood rub on it and wrap it in foil and poke a few holes in the foil as to make a stream tent. It will slowly cook awesome!!!!! I do no believe that it make a difference thawed or frozen, however I think it makes it more moist to cook frozen as I shared above and that just a farm girls way of doing it
Ingredients
Corn Oil Marinate brisket in soy sauce and water for 24 hours.Before cooking,rinse in water,blot dry.Spread cracked peppercorns on counter,oil one side of brisket and press oiled side onto peppercorns.Peppercorns should completely coat one side of brisket. Place brisket on broiler pan,peppercorn side up and broil for 10 minutes so that peppercorns are charred.Then,without turning meat, lower rack and roast the brisket at 325 degrees for 10 minutes (rare) to 20 minutes (medium rare).Allow to cool.Serve,thinly sliced,at room temperature.
The brisket is equivalent to the chest on a human. It is on the front part of the cow, in front of the forelegs to a third of the way up the neck. It is not the loose skin hanging from the neck, rather the brisket is where what is called the dewlap starts. When felt it will feel like a partly deflated volleyball. It almost shows a rounded shape.
No, corned beef needs to have a long moist cook. If that makes sense
the marinate stuff you put on it, the meat will be very flavorful considering that the marinate was on it that long
If I buy a beef brisket with a packet of spices inside the meat tray, I use that packet of spices. Most of the time they appear to be what I put together from scratch. That is, when I am seasoning a beef brisket on my own, I use whole peppercorns, whole cloves, whole bay leaves, garlic cloves, and salt. It is best to rub the brisket down with the salt and garlic cloves, dot the whole cloves and peppercorns all over the meat (pressing the garlic into the meat itself), turn the fat side up, cover it with water, top it with the bay leaves, cover the roasting pan with a lid, then cook it at a moderate heat (about 350 degrees) for 3-4 hours. It must not run out of water during cooking time! The moist heat is the reason it will be tenderized and delicious. I always cook a cabbage in the roasting pan with the brisket after the first 2 or 3 hours of cooking time. That's my St. Patrick's Day favorite!
It depends on what you want to cook with Bratwurst. If it is Bratwurst Casserole, you would need two pounds of bratwurst, three potatoes cut into quarter, an onion, a small can cream of mushroom soup, ½ can water and ½ can milk. Start by slicing the sausages into several portions and frying the sausages. Next remove the oil. Now, pour ½ teaspoon of vegetable oil in a casserole and place the potatoes, onions and sausages. Next, pour some milk, water and cream of mushroom soup in the casserole. Also you can season with pepper and salt. Preheat the oven to 350 degrees Fahrenheit. It normally takes one and a half hour to get cooked.
There is not much one can do to remedy overcooked meat of any kind. If the brisket is not too badly overcooked, one might be able to salvage a dish by shredding the meat and smothering it in a zesty sauce, similar to pulled pork. The shredded brisket could also be used as an ingredient in western omelets, pizzas, pasta dishes, soups, fried rice, etc. - anywhere leftover meat would typically be used.
If you use microwave technology it will be about 20 minutes depending how you like it
Yes, an 8 pound roast (uncooked weight) should feed 13 people.
The roast will loose weight during cooking.
Even so it should yield about 7oz to 8oz of cooked meat per person.
I cook alot of brisket.It really depends on the size.I would cook it about time you would a roast,maybe alittle less.You do not want to overcook it because it would end up dry.I cook my brisket in a pressure cooker mainly now and it only takes about 30 minutes.It will still look pink,that is normal.
On an average of 1/2 lb per person, you would need 100 lbs of brisket.
How to Cook Corned Beef Brisket