Annie's Sweet and Sour Baked Brisket

"Another great brisket recipe from my mother. Not only is it simple as can be, but clean up is a breeze since the brisket is cooked in foil."
 
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Ready In:
3hrs 5mins
Ingredients:
5
Serves:
4-6
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ingredients

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directions

  • Preheat oven to 325.
  • Place brisket on a large piece of foil in a baking dish. Pour other ingredients over it. Seal foil.
  • Bake at 325°F for 3 - 3/12 hours until meat is tender.
  • Slice against the grain.
  • NOTE: Just made a wonderful discovery! I had some leftovers that I had frozen a while ago. I thawed the leftovers out, shopped it very fine, and put it in a pot with about 1/2 cup of BBQ sauce (any kind you like.) And voila! BBQ brisket sandwiches. The kids LOVED them.

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  1. I´ve been making this one for the past years too. Absolutely easy, no fuss, no mess and very delicious. Only for this recipe I have onion soup mix in the house. Sometimes I add a can of beer or two cups of red wine to the sauce - which is equally delicious.
     
  2. This is delicious. I don't usually buy prepared soup mixes, but I will buy some more onion soup mix just to be able to make this brisket. Thanks, SheCooksToConquer! Made for PAC Fall 2007.
     
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