Pot roast brisket

The beef brisket that makes the whole house smell like a cozy day perfect for snuggling on the couch.

Why make a regular pot roast when you can cook Beef Brisket as a pot roast instead? Just sear and then cook in the oven with onions and garlic all afternoon until it becomes fall-apart tender. The leftovers freeze beautifully, too!

This Slow Cooker BBQ Beef Brisket recipe is the only one you'll ever need. This recipe makes the most tender and flavorful brisket!

This Jewish brisket recipe is big on flavor and easy to make, either in the slow cooker or the oven. It is perfect for any occasion.

This Barbecue Pot Roast recipe is a delicious twist on the traditional pot roast! Plus, the leftovers are perfect for barbecue roast beef sandwiches.

This Slow Cooked Oven Roasted Beef Brisket is seasoned with a smoky dry rub and cooked low and slow in the oven to create tender, fall-apart beef. Enjoy the hearty and moist slices or shreds on a sandwich, smothered in barbecue sauce, or on mac and cheese!

This simple slow-cooked beef brisket is meltingly tender and rich with onion, ale and bay. The whole lot will feed up to 10, but if there’s only a couple of you, freeze the leftovers to make one or more of our exciting variations later in the month, including rigatoni ragù, miso udon noodles and chipotle beef and beans.

Can you believe that Rosh Hashana is only 28 days away?? That means it's time to start planning your meal! Whether you are bringing dessert, planning a whole meal for family and friends, or doing yet another zoom holiday dinner, the recipes below will make you the favorite family member! From brisket to apples and honey pound cake, I have carefully crafted these recipes to bring joy a sweet and healthy new year! As always, if you make any of the recipes from the blog, please post photos and…

French Onion Pot Roast combines the rich depth of caramelized onions with the hearty satisfaction of a classic roast.

The Instant Pot is such a good tool to have in your kitchen but also it also has its limitations and sometimes isn’t any faster than making the recipe on your stovetop. However, when you stick to meat and roasts that normally require a long cooking time in the oven, the Instant Pot can be a great option. Here is how to cook pork butt in the Instant Pot.