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paulypaul
21 Dec 15 17:13
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Hi all
Looking at a recipe requiring slow cooking of beef brisket. Can't find it in the shops. Is there another name for it or a good substitute? I am slow cooking it for shredded beef . Cheers.

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By:
blackestnight
When: 21 Dec 15 17:17
Go to a decent butcher.
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paulypaul
When: 21 Dec 15 17:49
Yep, that's what I'll do..quicker.
By:
mememe
When: 21 Dec 15 17:57
Can get it at any supermarket ... it's called, err, brisket.

Can be fatty, so make sure yours is lean ... cooking slowly for long time makes it very tender ... and also has quite a strong beef flavour. Too strong for me but GL
By:
Aunty Post
When: 21 Dec 15 18:31
Braising steak is what you need.

Get some that is well "marbled" with fat, which is where much of the flavour is, and keeps it moist.

Cook long and slow. As it happens, today I made another Beef Stew, which has been cooking since midday, and is wonderful!
By:
cardifffc
When: 21 Dec 15 18:43
tried brisket didn't like it.............why buy it...........silverside is cheap enough this time of year
By:
blackbarn
When: 21 Dec 15 19:14
Brisket is the dog's boll ocks for making your own Salt Beef.
By:
horusisis
When: 22 Dec 15 19:09
Meat counter at waitrose does brisket, which because of the texture is ideal for what you want
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guinness2dear
When: 22 Dec 15 19:14
Start cooking it now and it will be done for new year..
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