How to cook BEEF BRISKET recipe in a Slow Cooker Crock Pot 4K


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  1. Todd's Kitchen
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  2. FancyFur mobile dog grooming
    FancyFur mobile dog grooming says:

    I went per instructions and the brisket was to vinegary. Next time I'm going to leave out the apple cider vinegar. Also, the bbq sauce was burnt and full of grease. The instructions do say cook for 8 hours on low but my friend wanted me to cook it for 11 hours on low. I don't know if the extended cooking time caused the bbq sauce to burn.

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  3. Munchman
    Munchman says:

    Heyo,

    Love this recipe and love the BBQ sauce… I had a question, if you were gonna say, make up some Meatballs and have hem in the BBQ sauce what would be your measurments, I did meatballs last week and I tried to just make it 7 times the ingredients but it ended up as treacle, it tasted nice, but very very spicy so not really something I wanna serve to a group… I'm a bit of a newb to cooking and was thinking maybe it needs to a better ratio as I noticed with some recipes they dont' just multiply the ingredients but multiply certain ingredients and leave some relatively the same.

    The pan I'm using is quite a lot bigger than as low cooker, when I put in the BBQ sauce as is it was roughly 95% of the base of the pan, after making it about 7 times it was the right height (halfway up the meatballs).

    Sorry if this is all a bit vague, I suck at measurements.

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  4. 710LENNY
    710LENNY says:

    I feel like I am the only person on the planet that wishes people would just say Lea and Perrins. I think there is only one other company that makes the sauce, and I don't know anybody who remembers their name. And it's grouped together at the grocery store, if they even carry both.

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  5. Gayle Taylor
    Gayle Taylor says:

    This video changed my life and I'm not even joking! I never and I mean never cooked! I've never enjoyed cooking and on the rare occasion I decide to make something I ruin it it or it tastes plain awful. It was my boyfriends birthday and we were self isolating due to Covid and had to cancel our restaurant reservations sadly. We were going to get a takeaway but my boyfriend said he was craving a Sunday roast dinner. No takeaway place does that so it meant if he wanted a roast dinner id have to make it myself from scratch but I decided to go for it. It was the day before his birthday so I was doing my homework and checking recipes and ordering a food delivery. He said he wanted brisket and luckily I came across this video and decided I would do EXACTLY what he said to do and I would follow his instructions, recipe and his method without fail. I have a habit of doing my own thing and adding ingredients that I think will taste good and that's how I ruin everything.
    All I can say is that the final result was incredible! My partner said it was the best roast dinner he had ever had and went on and on about how good it was! He was right, it tasted amazing and I couldn't believe I'd actually made it myself! To be fair the slow cooker did the hard work really. It was easy and simple to make and I can't believe you can make something so tasty with such little effort! I've made this brisket countless times now! I'm famous for it and was even asked to make it for Christmas dinner for the whole family and it was a major hit! Making this brisket and seeing how easy it is and how good it tastes gave me the confidence to try new slow cooker recipes and they have all turned out quite well. Growing in confidence I moved on to making meals without a slow cooker and again I've surprised myself because I end up making meals from scratch that are delicious and popular with everyone. I can now say I enjoy cooking and I'm actually quite good at it. I wouldn't be here if I hadn't watched this man's video about making brisket. Thank you so much for this video and for helping me become a confident cook and for a giving me a new hobby that I really really enjoy! Xxx

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  6. Peorhum
    Peorhum says:

    Giving that you are cooking it in the slow cooker and adding more or less the same ingredients as the rub into the cooker, you can skip the rub. I would only do the rub if I was oven roasting or BBQing the brisket. The slowcooker and the moisture in sauce will do what the rub is intended to do. Otherwise it a nice simple straight forward recipe.

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  7. Angelo Buonarroti
    Angelo Buonarroti says:

    Iโ€™m watching like, Yuum. Considering this recipe for my familyโ€™s Christmas eve dinner!! Hello from Texas, and praying for Australia and their tyrannical government. ๐Ÿ™๐Ÿผ

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  8. Thalanox
    Thalanox says:

    Glad to find out that Brisket can be cooked with a slow cooker, and doesn't need to be smoked. I don't have a way to smoke any foods, but I do have access to a slow cooker. I also appreciate that the incredients for both the rub and the BBQ sauce are clearly stated in the video. I'm pretty sure I have those things in my spice cabinet already.

    Do you remember what you used the extra fat for? Or how you'd recommend people using extra thick cuts of fat? I think that when I had extra fat to remove from roasts, I ended up slicing them up into very small pieces and putting a few of them onto a cold pan before pre-heating it in order to oil the pan for something like eggs, or re-heating leftovers.

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