When you think of the Jewish holidays, there are certain dishes that many North American Jews expect to see on the table: challah, chicken soup, kugel and, of course, brisket. Brisket is a dish that may seem daunting, but is actually a very forgiving cut of meat to cook. The rules are simple: Get a good piece of meat from your butcher, season it, cover it with liquid or sauce, and cook a long time over low heat.
If you need some brisket inspiration, here are a range of recipes from simple and classic, to recipes you throw in the slow cooker and even some ethnic flavors. It’s brisket — it’s hard to go wrong. And if you need some tips for buying your holiday meat, check this great advice from one of our favorite New York City butchers or this full guide to brisket and kosher meat from our friends at Grow and Behold.
1. Molly Yeh’s Apple Cider Brisket
2. Soy and Ginger Brisket
3. Brisket with Hasselback Potatoes and Roasted Carrots
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4. Crockpot Sweet and Sour Brisket
5. Moroccan-Style Brisket with Dried Fruit and Capers
6. Always Perfect Savory Holiday Brisket (with video!)
7. Jake Cohen’s French Onion Brisket
8. Bhukarian Brisket and Rice
9. Instant Pot Brisket
10. Classic “Jewish American” Brisket
11. Pomegranate Brisket with Cranberry Succotash
Bonus Recipe:Vegetarian Brisket
kugel
Prounounced: KOO-gull (oo as in book), Origin: Yiddish, traditional Ashkenazi casserole frequently made with egg noodles or potatoes.
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