Brisket with Carrots and Onions

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  • on October 29, 2005

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    would have never thought to cook a brisket but this tasted fantastic - a real comfort food type of meal.

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  • on October 12, 2005

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    GOT TO LOVE THAT 'BAREFOOT GAL' THIS BRISKET JUST FELL APART AND THE SAUCE COOKED UP THICK AND WONDERFUL..I TOSSED OUT MY OTHER BRISKET RECIPE FLAVORFUL, TENDER AND SOOO EASY TO PUT TOGETHER I SENT THIS TO MY FRIENDS..

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  • on September 20, 2005

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    The recipe was simple, and using kosher salt it was not too salty. I found that the gravy had very little taste however.

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  • on September 17, 2005

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    I love Ina Garten's style and demeanor but what I have found is that her recipes are always great. Brisket can turnout tough and I usually barbeque it. I found her recipe to be delicious and easy to cook.

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  • on August 28, 2005

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    Ok, so it's not a BBQ. We Texans do pride ourselves when it comes to BBQ Brisket. I must admit I rescued a 12LB brisket from a BBQ fate, & sacrificed it for this recipe. JUST WONDERFUL!!!! Even my husband said he'd now voluntarily donate one of his briskets intended for BBQ to do ALL of it with this receipe.
    The sacrifices a Texan will make!!!

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  • on August 26, 2005

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    My family gave thumbs down on this recipe. The oregano was way too strong and that was a definite factor why this recipe was unfavorable. My husband didn't even want the left overs. A brisket should taste like a brisket and not be so disguised with a strong oregano flavor.

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  • on August 08, 2005

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    After reading the reviews and making this myself, i just wanted to comment that Ina uses a 7 lb piece of brisket, and the recipe is for this size. Maybe that is why some people are having problems with the amt. of salt. If you are not using that big of a piece of meat, you should adjust the amount!

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  • on August 08, 2005

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    This recipe was so easy and pleasant to make. I used a smaller piece of brisket and cut down on the some of the ingredients. I omitted the oregeno, thought it would be too much but added some red pepper flakes for a kick and it turned out excellent! Tasted even better the next day. Must make it with bigger piece of brisket to have left-overs for next time.

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  • on August 06, 2005

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    The meat was wonderful but the sauce was too salty. The flavor is great and I will cut the salt at least in half the next time.

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  • on August 06, 2005

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    In response to the too much salt: Kosher salt is made up of larger granules vs table salt which is finer (similar in constistency as sugar. Also, kosher salt is milder in taste. You can not subsitute measure for measure - if using table salt, you would have to reduce the amount.

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