Quite pricey but will be worth giving one a go just to see if that fat content is real or just the best for the photo!
Supply has been improving, it wasnt long ago that a full flat and point was special order before everything was slashed and rolled. However, the rolled briskets form booker are pretty amazing.
Chaps
Rugby weekend washed out so I went to my local butcher this morning and took possession of a 5lb slab of brisket. I have rubbed it up and it is now in my oven.
I am having a crisis of confidence, it is in at 110 c intended to give it 3hrs uncovered, stock in and wrap and give another 2 and then a final hour to set the glaze. Am now doubting myself, does it need longer ? is 110 c too low?
Tiny wrote:Chaps
I am having a crisis of confidence, it is in at 110 c intended to give it 3hrs uncovered, stock in and wrap and give another 2 and then a final hour to set the glaze. Am now doubting myself, does it need longer ? is 110 c too low?
The fact its in the oven means normal BBQ times do not come into it, if you cook anything slow its a case of waiting until it get to the right temp, however its quite a small piece so I do not think you will have any problems having cooked it for 5 hours. if you dont think its ready once wrapped ramp up the temp. you wont do it any harm.
aris wrote:I had a look at booker. They only had 1kg random bits of brisket. Nothing bigger. I think I will go to a proper butcher to geta whole brisket.
Which booker do you use? Do they have a butchers counter?
Yes they do have a butchers counter. Perhaps I should go with the rolled brisket stock code in hand, but my regular butcher has said he can order me a whole brisket, so I think I will go that route.