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Sweet and Smoky Red Wine Brisket

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Sweet and Smoky Red Wine Brisket
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Easy Easy
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- Soy
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- Gluten Free

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The red wine in this brisket recipe makes it a perfect choice for your Purim seudah. Serve it sliced, or shred it for a buffet-style meal.

Directions

Prepare the Sweet and Smoky Red Wine Brisket

1. Lay sliced onion on the bottom of a pan.
2. Rub both sides of the brisket with oil.
3. In a small bowl, mix sugar and spices together. Rub on both sides of the brisket. Place meat in the pan.
4. In a small bowl, combine wine, soy sauce, honey, and liquid smoke. Pour around the meat.
5. Cover tightly and bake at 325 degrees Fahrenheit for four hours and 30 minutes, flipping the meat after two hours.
6. Shred, or cool and slice.

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Styling and photography by Chay Berger

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(732) 901-5746

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Sweet and Smoky Red Wine Brisket

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BRACHA ROSNER
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Rose Nessman
Rose Nessman
8 months ago

Tried it and loved it! will make it again during Pesach.

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