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re: rexster314
I usually have brisket hash and eggs for breakfast after smoking it overnight. Brisket is good by itself or with anything. Loaded, baked spuds, tacos, nachos, pintos, enchiladas.....I need some brisket! Has anyone tried soaking corned beef brisket in water for a few days in the fridge changing the water every so often and then smoking it?
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Dice fine to size w/ onions and potatoes: fry 'til crisp. Instant hash; yum with a poached egg and maybe some chile sauce if you like that. Or: brisket/green chile/pepperjack cheese burritos. Noooo filler, just meat, cheese and chiles; salsa and sour cream atop if you wish. Lucky you! Extra Brisket, aaaaahahahahahahaha will never happen around here. You could also make a magnificent unusual tortilla soup, using shreds of the meat, or "pull" it and put it with slaw on good buns w/ more bbq sauce. Additionally you could cube it and mix it with rice and sauteed veg and stuff peppers, tomatoes or eggplant; top with shredded cheese and bake.
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smoke brisket nacho's. Take nacho chips, smear refried beans on each chip, line a baking dish and make a layer of chips, black beans, corn, olives jalapino's if you want, then chop brisket and layer, cover with any 4 cheese mexican blend cheese. bake at 350 until cheese melts. You can use pulled pork, chicken or BBQ brisket. Enjoy
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Brisket tacos with the trimmings are popular here in Dallas, I've had some really good ones with flour tortillas.
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re: pikawicca
Strips seem to work best so the meat stays together. It really goes well with the usual taco adornments - pico de gallo, sour cream, shredded cheese, avocado, jalapenos. A little grilled onion works, too. I haven't seen them with Q sauce. It's pretty much fajitas with brisket, but you only want to warm up the meat and keep it as moist as you can.
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