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 ...

If you’re gearing up for the Jewish High Holidays, which begin at sundown Oct. 2 with Rosh Hashanah, the two-day Jewish new year, there’s a chance you might be preparing brisket for your celebratory ...

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Let's get this out of the way early: you don't need a Passover brisket recipe, because you will never make one that is better than your grandmother's, and you wouldn't even try. But maybe you're ...

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We've devoted a lot of energy to perfecting our smoked brisket — did you catch the time we covered the best smoker temperature for brisket? — but is it really the easiest way to cook this delicious ...

You may have had brisket during a holiday dinner, or perhaps you're better acquainted with it at a Texas barbecue joint. Alternatively, you may have tucked into a deli sandwich not realizing that ...