Bodybuilding Pulled BBQ Brisket with a Pressure Cooker | Low calorie, high protein MEAL PREP


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Meal prepped a bunch of pulled brisket to have a lean protein source for the week! Usually brisket has 10g+ fat per serving, but the one we made is only 2g per serving with 25g protein!

We made it in the pressure cooker (Instant Pot) so it was very easy. Def recommend if you want to spice up your meal prep!

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7 replies
  1. malcolm adderley
    malcolm adderley says:

    BRISKET SUPERBOY? OR MAYBE YOUR REHEATING LEFTOVERS FROM YOUR HONEYMOON OF DOOM CRUISE. MING LEE YOUR WIFE CAN'T BOIL WATER!!!!!! THESE INNOCENT PEOPLE FELL FOR YOUR MOLES, BOYISH GRIN AND HELLO KITTY SOX AND SHOES. BUT I WAS THERE WHEN YOU CRASH LANDED ON THAT TURNPIKE IN JERSEY 23 YEARS AGO!!!!!!! #JERSEYCEREALKILLA

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  2. sh guderjan
    sh guderjan says:

    Loving the shirt! I picked up a pressure cooker at Sears (lets you know how many years THAT was) and still haven't opened it up. Might have to try it with that brisket recipe.

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  3. Aaden Trn
    Aaden Trn says:

    FYI, brisket has 2 sections. The flat and the point. Flat is very lean compared to the point and tend to dry out if you overcook it. Also, it's very hard to calculate the % of fat since intramuscular fat varies from cow to cow. Another thing, I would wait til the end to add the bbq sauce. Usually when you add sauce in the beginning it waters down the flavor.

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