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23 Comments

  1. You could always wet cook to tender, then sear. Sort of an asian take but that's absolutely an option. You'd want to do this in a nonstick pan one at a time and watch your heat since there's ample moisture.

    I also wonder why not just smoke to tender and hold in butcher paper to melt collagen & relax proteins, like any other brisket, except in smaller more manageable pieces? Yeah yeah tradition and skill but I want to eat not wait unless I'm paying someone else to wait for me.

  2. There are steak tenderizer powders that are essentially salty bromelain. Perhaps they might have worked better than the crushed capsules? Could try putting them on the brisket steaks and then waiting 1-2+ hours.

  3. Get a taller container with top thats squirrel proof.
    Cut openings large enough to remove the peanuts on each sides facing seat bench.
    That may work!
    But right now, I need a steak! Droool!

  4. It wasn't the sous vide that over cooked it, that meat never went over 131, you could leave it for 3 days and it will still be 131. When I sous vide a steak, it's 133, then 1 minute per side in a roaring hot cast iron. Any more time and you start overcooking the meat. I bet if you did the sous vide again but finished in a cast iron (or a hot grill) for a 1 min per side, you would be golden.

  5. With the fat side up the point sits on top of the flat(they overlap). Separating them is best done by following the natural seem. Cutting the whole brisket in half leaves you with both in both halves.

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