Never tried cooking brisket? We don’t blame you. The cooking time alone can be intimidating. Four hours in the oven, ten hours in the smoker—we get it. But we’ll let you in on a little secret: The ...

Brisket in and of itself is a hearty cut of meat. While it is often associated with barbecue recipes, there are tons of unique ways to prepare it, making use of a variety of flavors, sauces, and ...

Thin-sliced brisket will make a killer substitute come Taco Tuesday. And don’t even get us started on the uber-refreshing salsa. Give the Latin turnovers a summery spin by stuffing them with pulled ...

Don't you have the brisket recipe that you printed? Make deep cuts into the brisket with a paring knife and place garlic into the cuts. Liberally sprinkle brisket with Greek seasoning. To cook the ...

This nearly effortless brisket gets a savory boost from onion soup mix and a garnet glaze from fresh or frozen cranberries. Justin Chapple is a chef, recipe developer, food writer, video host, and ...

This brisket recipe is from Jessamyn Rodriguez, the founder and CEO of Hot Bread Kitchen, the New York–based social enterprise that helps immigrant women and others launch careers and food businesses.

Jeffrey Eisner and Ashton Keefe shared their dishes with "GMA." Tis the season for spring holidays which means full tables of food with family and friends. To help celebrate both Passover and Easter, ...

Set it and forget it dishes like this flavorful, shredded brisket are truly a hack when it comes to wow-ing guests when entertaining at home. Chef and recipe creator Alejandra Ramos loves following ...

Adapted from “Levana’s Table: Kosher Cooking For Everyone,” by Levana Kirschenbaum, I have taken some liberties with this recipe. This tasty, tangy brisket shines for two reasons: It gets a zing from ...

This year, just to keep us on our toes, Rosh Hashanah plunks itself down right in the middle of the week. But that should in no way deter the busy brisket maker! Having authored “The Brisket Book: A ...

Brisket is magical. The inexpensive cut of meat may start out super tough, but when cooked low and slow—say in a slow cooker, or all day in a dutch oven—it becomes meltingly soft and mild, absorbing ...