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Oven Baked Beef Brisket | Best Brisket Recipe



Brisket is an amazing cut of beef that when baked low and slow in the oven is incredibly tender and flavorful. Today I’m sharing my mom’s easy and delicious recipe for Oven Baked Brisket.

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Oven Baked Brisket Recipe

3 lb. beef brisket

1-14 oz. can jellied cranberry sauce
1 packet onion soup mix
½ c. water

Preheat oven to 325*.
Place the brisket in a large roasting pan. Stir together the cranberry sauce and onion soup mix in a bowl until combined. Pour the cranberry mixture all over the surface of the brisket. Pour ½ c. water all around the perimeter of the brisket. Cover the roasting pan tightly with foil. Bake the brisket at 325* for 3 hours (or 1 hour per pound depending on how large your brisket is). Allow meat to rest for about 15-20 minutes before slicing. Slice the beef “against the grain” (in the opposite direction that the lines in the meat are going) to ensure the most tender beef possible! Serve over mashed potatoes or as a sandwich. ENJOY!

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35 Comments

  1. 325 sounds a bit high. I'm from Texas, my rule of thumb with any BBQ is low and slooooow. I usually do mine about 275, recently 7-8 hrs for a 7.8 lb brisket. Also, I use a dry rub and let it sit overnight. You want a generous seasoning on the outside. Anyhow, sounds like yours came out good, whatever works!

  2. Looks good. To me, however, tough meat does NOT have to be cooked until it’s falling apart. This was in the oven too long and or too hot. Perfect recipe but put a thermometer in it and take it out when it’s 195 Or so. NONE of the most viewed oven brisket recipes (chef John, Gordon Ramsey etc) gives a temp so that’s a guess. That’s when it would be done if you smoked it.

  3. Hello Anne! This looks amazing! I would like to make your recipe! I am not a very good cook and have never tried to do a brisket! LOL! I have read there are 2 basic cuts of brisket … flat cut and point…which cut did you use in your video? or what do you advise! Many thanks!!!!

  4. I am less than 2 hours away from taking my brisket out of the oven… it smells delicious all throughout the house, hehe. We can't wait to dig in! Much thanks to you (and Mama) for the recipe! It's so simple! BTW, I too was one who never wanted to take on brisket for fear that It'd come out tough… what an easy formula: 1 hour per pound. Thank you again!

  5. The other day I was gifted an eleven pound brisket. I was very intimidated by it as it was huge and I have never made one. I decided I would do my best and bring it to Easter Dinner with my family. I followed your recipe exactly even though my brisket was almost 2 pounds heavier. I did turn the temperature down to 300 degrees because the majority of the cook time took place while I was sleeping….May I just say, this was FANTASTIC! It was a hit with my family. It was devoured even faster than the Easter ham! Thank you for sharing and making me look like an accomplished cook! 🙂 💕

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