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Best way to reheat a brisket....
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06/03/16 03:33 PM
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pertnear
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I bought a couple of briskets during the big Memorial Day sale($1.68/lb). Froze 1 & frig'd the other. I was waiting for a non-rainy day to cook my frig'd brisket but no luck. So it became decision time, freeze or cook? I decided to cook. After a hard steady morning rain, I started my brisket at 1:30 in the afternoon. I ended up with an excellent looking brisket that I finally put in the frig at 1 AM. Hope to enjoy it tonight. Here's the question:
How is the best way to reheat this brisket without drying it out or otherwise ruining it?
TIA...
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Re: Best way to reheat a brisket....
[Re: pertnear]
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06/03/16 03:49 PM
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BuckRage
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pan and a small amount of water with cover on it or microwave dish with lid. Pan is better imo.
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Re: Best way to reheat a brisket....
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06/03/16 04:45 PM
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SnakeWrangler
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pan and a small amount of water with cover on it or microwave dish with lid. Pan is better imo. Use beef broth instead of water....pan in the oven....heat slowly....
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Re: Best way to reheat a brisket....
[Re: pertnear]
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06/03/16 04:49 PM
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Chop it up, add some Head Country, heat it in a pan and throw in on a toasted bun...
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Re: Best way to reheat a brisket....
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06/03/16 04:50 PM
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Navasot
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None of yall have a microwave?
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Re: Best way to reheat a brisket....
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06/03/16 05:44 PM
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None of yall have a microwave? Microwaves suck.
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Re: Best way to reheat a brisket....
[Re: pertnear]
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06/03/16 05:51 PM
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Navasot
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brisket taste the same either way from fresh to reheat... lol just some ole lunch meat
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Re: Best way to reheat a brisket....
[Re: Navasot]
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06/03/16 05:55 PM
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brisket taste the same either way from fresh to reheat... lol just some ole lunch meat Sacrilege.
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Re: Best way to reheat a brisket....
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06/03/16 06:00 PM
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Navasot
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brisket taste the same either way from fresh to reheat... lol just some ole lunch meat Sacrilege. it belongs on a samich http://www.dictionary.com/browse/sacrilege
Last edited by Navasot; 06/03/16 06:01 PM.
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Re: Best way to reheat a brisket....
[Re: pertnear]
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06/03/16 06:35 PM
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Easier to slice when it's cold. Slice what you want and heat it. Leave the brisket cold unless you intend to serve up the whole thing.
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Re: Best way to reheat a brisket....
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06/03/16 07:06 PM
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I always cook mine the day before, put in fridge over night, slice when cold then wrap in foil put back on smoker at 180-200 degrees for about 3 hours before serving time.
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Re: Best way to reheat a brisket....
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06/03/16 07:34 PM
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you can use beef broth to. water does not change or dilute the flavor because its such a small amount and just helps rehydrate and warm the brisket through. either way
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Re: Best way to reheat a brisket....
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06/03/16 09:40 PM
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Another vote for a little-bit of water in a pan covered with foil for cold sliced. Heat at 275 or so for an hour. My family like it as well as fresh sliced.
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Re: Best way to reheat a brisket....
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06/03/16 09:46 PM
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Easier to slice when it's cold. Slice what you want and heat it. Leave the brisket cold unless you intend to serve up the whole thing. I concur.
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Re: Best way to reheat a brisket....
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06/03/16 11:54 PM
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Easier to slice when it's cold. Slice what you want and heat it. Leave the brisket cold unless you intend to serve up the whole thing. I concur. Yup...keep it in the fridge. That way you can easily see the good juice cause it's like brown jelly. The clear or white stuff is the fat. After you have your chunk of meat I usually break it up with a fork on a saucer. Then put a good scoop of that jelly on top and nuke it for 30 sec or so till it's good and steaming. Get ya two slices of wonder bread, some mayo, and a thick slice of cheddar. If your bottom piece of bread doesn't end up a little mushy where your fingers were, then next time get more jelly!
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Re: Best way to reheat a brisket....
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06/04/16 04:02 AM
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Nothing beats thinly sliced cold brisket on a Kings Hawaiin bun with a little BBQ
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Re: Best way to reheat a brisket....
[Re: pertnear]
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06/04/16 12:58 PM
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I'd slice it cold and put it in a slow cooker with a bottle of your favorite sauce on low until you're ready to eat.
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Re: Best way to reheat a brisket....
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06/05/16 12:31 AM
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bottle of your favorite sauce Sacrilege! Kinda like putting steak sauce on one of my steaks.
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Re: Best way to reheat a brisket....
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06/05/16 12:26 PM
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bottle of your favorite sauce Sacrilege! Kinda like putting steak sauce on one of my steaks. Nonsense, it's re-heated brisket in a crock pot, not a ribeye. I guess the bottle sauce would be optional with enough juice from the brisket.
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Re: Best way to reheat a brisket....
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06/06/16 01:19 PM
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bottle of your favorite sauce Sacrilege! Kinda like putting steak sauce on one of my steaks. agree! good brisket needs no sauce ... at least not for me. My wife puts sauce (a slightly sweet sauce usually) on everything out of the smoker (drives me nuts). I usually smoke/cook several briskets at a time. When done and slightly cooled, I double wrap in foil, vacuum seal, freeze. When I need another brisket, I remove from freezer and put in fridge the day before to thaw, remove from fridge, remove vacuum seal, place double wrapped brisket on a cookie sheet and put in the oven at 200 for a couple of hours, then open the top of the foil for another 20-30 minutes to slightly dry out the bark ... can't hardly tell its not straight off the pit.
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Re: Best way to reheat a brisket....
[Re: pertnear]
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06/06/16 02:55 PM
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No it needs sauce... brisket aint really nothing to get excited about... lol I like A1 anyway ill put it one the most expensive steak out there
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Re: Best way to reheat a brisket....
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06/06/16 06:05 PM
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I almost always come across this situation. Since I finish the brisket in foil (after a 6 hour smoke). I leave wrapped overnight in fridge. In the morning I put it in the oven (Still Wrapped) set at 180 or so. I leave it there until the temp rises and is ready to eat.
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