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Don't Waste Overcooked Brisket, Deep Fry It Instead
Whether you prefer roast or smoked brisket, the meat should ideally be tender and juicy, ready to slice or shred. The low and slow cooking required for tenderizing these big cuts of meat is certainly ...
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Turning smoked meat into deep fried brisket using a simple method
This video tests what happens when fully cooked “BBQ brisket” is finished in a deep fryer. It walks through the setup, oil temperature, and timing needed to avoid drying the meat out. The method ...
Brisket on cutting board with knife - Drake A. McIntosh/Shutterstock Whether you prefer roast or smoked brisket, the meat should ideally be tender and juicy, ready to slice or shred. The low and slow ...
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