Pulled Beef

Chedva Cohn Chedva Cohn
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This recipe has quickly become a family favorite and leaves smiles when the plate is empty. I like to serve this atop grilled kishke, or mashed potatoes, and ensure we place some pickled onions on top to help cut through some of the deepness of the flavor.

 

You can serve this as a main, side dish or what I do, an appetizer.

 

Using a crock pot would be ideal, but you can also cook inside a Dutch Oven, or other pot, then switching over into a baking  pan to finish.

 

The time of cooking can vary between six to eight hours, depending on your oven, but the results you want are soft, melty, and falling apart.

 

I hope you enjoy this as much as I do!

6h 20m 6
Easy Gluten Free Passover Meat

Directions

Prepare the Pulled Beef

  1. Season brisket with salt and pepper on both sides.

  2. In a pan, sear the meat for six minutes on each side.

  3. Remove meat and deglaze pan with one cup of water.

  4. Place meat back into deglazing liquids and add sauce on top.

  5. If placing meat into separate dish, then place brisket in an oven safe dish and reserve deglazing water and sauce.

  6. Cover and place in a 200-degree F oven for six hours or until brisket is soft and falling apart. Pull apart with two forks.

  7. Combine all  sauce ingredients in a small bowl.

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6 Comments

rivki •

I'm confused about step 4. Do I add the sauce on top or just the liquid from the meat?

Raquel Malul Kosher.com Team •
Reply to rivki

You'd add the sauce on top

Shoshana B •

The taste is so flavorful and such a hit

Yehudis Kugielsky •

can you use French roast for pulled beef that has a ketchup and honey sauce ?

Raquel Malul Kosher.com Team •
Reply to Yehudis Kugielsky

Yes, you should be able to.

Shaina Keren •

Amazing! Tried this when I ran out of the store bought sauce I usually use - way better. No leftovers

S Weiss •

what's 2nd cut brisket called in Israel, anyone knows?