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  1. Chris Chandler
    Chris Chandler says:

    Made this on a whim today and didn't season the beef until right before it went in the oven. I was scared I ruined a $20 piece of beef, but it turned out amazing! If you're on the fence, just make it! You won't be disappointed!

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  2. josh123
    josh123 says:

    I tried this, I made a few changes out of personal preferences and because I'm forgetful and forgot apple juice. Genuinely the best thing I've ever made. Love the channel, thank you!

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  3. Ann Steinhart
    Ann Steinhart says:

    I like everything that I have made from your shows. I like that I can understand you. Most chef's talk too fast and my brain can't keep pace with their words. Great Job Chef John,

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  4. Moresunnydays
    Moresunnydays says:

    I fixed this tonight. And, it IS very, very good. Hi in flavor, tenderness & moistness! Definitely a recipe to keep safe! I cut 2.5 hrs to almost 2 hrs. Perfect Chef. 1/5/22. I don’t think 2.5 would ruin it. My roast was between 2.56 & 3 lbs. can’t remember exact. Definitely good at 2 hrs. Thanks so much for sharing.
    This will also be great to take for someone as a meal so tender!

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  5. Nathan Stoesz
    Nathan Stoesz says:

    Hey Chef! Made this for New Years last year; turned out great! Can’t find a brisket for under $150 around here this year, so I’m going to try this with a tri tip! 🤞🤞🤞

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  6. Rob Uffen
    Rob Uffen says:

    Hi Chef John, I’m writing from Vancouver Island British Columbia. Saw your brisket recipe some time ago and finally did it. Amazing!!! I’m a retired chef with a fancy resume. This was better than the best.

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  7. CHRISTINE MAYER
    CHRISTINE MAYER says:

    Made this tonight. While sautéing the onions, I added sliced apple as well. We served it over mashed potatoes and a side of grated zucchini pancakes. The gravy was so good i could have just drank it like the piglet I am. While preparing this, i also made the marinade for Jamaican chicken. Chef John your making us fat but we are having such wonderful food. What awesome recipes. Thank you!!!

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  8. blue person
    blue person says:

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  9. KEKE
    KEKE says:

    Is brisket naturally salty as corn beef. I never buy beef brisket only corn beef .. I find corn beef is too salty so I boil it first for like 25 mines it pulls all that salt out. I pour the the off rinse the meat a little then season how I like and cook it however I like

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