Sentence examples for bits of brisket from inspiring English sources

Treats from the smoker include beef ribs ($16), burnt ends (cubed bits of brisket, $6 for an appetizer portion), pulled pork and brisket sandwiches, a wrap that combines pulled pork, dirty rice and cheese, and a club sandwich of ham, brisket, pulled pork and bacon ($7 for most sandwiches).

All he can hear now is the gentle hum of his brain bouncing like a screensaver between daydreams of being friends with John McEnroe and the memory of a particularly good bit of brisket he had last weekend.

Personally, I'd choose a nice piece of brisket over a honey cheesecake any day.

A good piece of brisket should be deep red.

After Hudson hands me a bit of his brisket, one of his teammates shakes his head and labels the beef "incestuously good".

Leaning down low over the bowl, slurping, spilling, spitting out bits of gristly beef brisket, etc. is all totally acceptable.

Then I tasted something called the second (or the deckle) cut of brisket.

This is the nature of brisket.

Steve: This is our brisket season coming up — we do tons and tons of brisket.

Instead, I'm going to cube up my brisket and stir it into the stockpot, simmering up a giant vat of brisket barley vegetable soup.

He sold 3,200 pounds of brisket at $25 per pound, earning $80,000.