Sentence examples for brisket like from inspiring English sources

In the depths is a hoard of meats, including raw steak sliced razor-thin — the bright pink color fading as you watch — along with bumpy white tripe, gobs of gluey tendon and tender brisket like something a Jewish mother might make.

Many brisket grillers like to add water-soaked chips of wood like mesquite and hickory to the grill to give the meat an added smokey, savory flavor.

Brisket Just Like Grandma Used to Make.

Some brisket grillers like having having a bowl of "mop sauce" handy for basting, brushing or "mopping" the brisket as it cooks.

Almost everyone likes brisket.

I can't believe this day has come!" We also learned many things: Duvall likes brisket.

It was tender, kind of like roast brisket and not dissimilar to Texas BBQ.

This made it easy for those in our crowd who don't like beef brisket and such, to latch on to Obediah's chicken etouffee, jambalaya and blackened catfish.

I like brisket way too well, and I never seem to get it quite like I want it, though this time I'm close.

The books, like Mrs. Fishbein herself, remain enthusiastic, encouraging and uncritical, presenting ambitious recipes like pineapple-coconut truffles and salmon tartare with undemanding ones like brisket roasted in barbecue sauce and ketchup and baked chicken stuffed with boxed rice pilaf and apricot jam.

I particularly liked the brisket, although I couldn't attest that it was as soft and sweet as cookie dough.