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brisket

the breast of a four-legged animal
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* Brisket - This smoking classic is a fan favourite - sliced or shredded, can't go wrong here.
The book also includes the oldest brisket recipe, which dates from 1769.
For the brisket: Mix all the dry rub ingredients together and rub into the beef, wrap well in 5 layers of tinfoil and allow to sit in the fridge overnight.
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The Smoking Joint, a restaurant in Makatiwhose specialties are pork spareribs and beef brisket, has added new items to its menu, including seafood and salads.
The BBQ Platter featured pulled pork, chicken, sausage, double order of beef brisket, a full rack of ribs, coleslaw, fries, corn bread, pit beans, hot potato salad, pickles and white bread.
There are more than 2,000 barbecue joints across the state alone and food lovers flock there from around the world to feast on their famous mesquite grilled brisket and barbecue ribs.
BEEF BRISKET IN TEXAS, USA HUNGRY diners have been known to queue for up to four hours to get a table at Franklin Barbecue in Austin.
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