Sentence examples for a brisket of from inspiring English sources
My mother always cooked for four men, so she always had a stew in the oven, a brisket of beef or something, with dumplings".
I always eat the fat attached to my sirloin or rib-eye steak and my favourite cut to roast is a brisket of beef.
He charted a cook of a brisket on a thermostatically controlled smoker.
His wife had prepared and left on a wicker table a lunch of brisket of beef, tomatoes and mozzarella, coleslaw, green salad, two hard cheeses, a loaf of French bread, brownies, and ice cream.
Many pitmasters will sneak in a hint of garlic powder or cayenne, but the traditional rub for a brisket is a fistful of salt and black pepper to amplify the flavor without complicating it.
But piment dds a smoother smokiness along with a sneaky heat that's perfect with the rich fattiness of a brisket cooked to fall-apart tenderness.
If, despite having worked with smoke in his eyes for many years, he is of a generous nature, as the carvers at Mueller's are known to be, he might slice off a piece of a brisket's darkened outside — what would be called in Kansas City a burnt end — and, before you've ordered anything, place it on your tray as a small gesture.
We examined how the presence of a brisket board influenced cow preference, stall use, and position within the stall.
Know the different parts of a brisket.
A brisket is made up of two muscles--the point and the flat.
A recent Saturday lunch featured a new weekend menu, which offers all the usual brunch items along with the welcome quartet of casseroles, one a perfectly roasted brisket of veal with lemon and another all-vegetable creation combining such disparate elements as radishes, carrots, potatoes and artichokes.
