It's time to get ready to cook some corned beef. As we head into Monday's St. Patrick's Day, there will undoubtedly be lots of corned beef cooking this weekend. It's the time of year when corned beef ...

Who wants to be outside grilling and smoking meat in August? Natalie Mikles from Made in OK shows us how to bring the barbecue indoors, and make a tender brisket in your oven. 1. Trim fat from brisket ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Credit: Photo: Ryan Liebe; Food Styling: Rachel Perlmutter Credit: Photo: Ryan Liebe; Food Styling: Rachel Perlmutter This article ...

Brisket is a favorite beef cut for barbecue competitions, such as this 2010 one in Slidell. (The NOLA.com | The Times-Picayune archive) A couple of weeks ago when I slow-cooked a beef brisket for ...

As the Jewish holidays approach, it’s time for many of us to think about brisket. My sister who cooks for the Jewish holidays every year (and plenty during the rest of the year) recently admitted to ...

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I've been wanting to pass along a recipe for the "perfect" beef brisket for quite a while. I never quite got it right, though... until recently. What I had to wrap my head around was how long it took ...

Instructions: Heat oven to 425 degrees. Scrub potatoes clean with water and pat dry with paper towel. With a fork, poke potatoes from all sides and angles (10-12 times). Coat potatoes in olive oil and ...

KUTV — Smith's Chef Jeff Jackson taught Fresh Living how to make a delicious oven-backed barbeque beef brisket. 1.Preheat your oven to 300. Rinse and paper towel dry the brisket. Trim any excess fat ...

I grew up Jewish in Texas, so I was well-acquainted with two distinct types of brisket: oven-braised Jewish brisket in a tangy sauce, and smoky barbecue brisket with a crispy outer bark. They always ...

As the Jewish holidays approach, it’s time for many of us to think about brisket. My sister who cooks for the Jewish holidays every year (and plenty during the rest of the year) recently admitted to ...