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    Atlanta Oven Brisket
    Prep: 15 min Servings: 1
    by myra byanka
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    Oven brisket recipe from Atlanta, GA cookbook. Secret ingredient: Coca Cola.

    Ingredients

    • 1 small brisket flat - 3-5 lbs., market trimmed
    • marinade: 1 can Coca Cola
    • salt and pepper
    • 1 tbs. oil
    • gravy:
    • 1/2 package (1 oz. ) Lipton Dry Onion Soup mix
    • 1 tsp. garlic powder
    • 4 oz. tomato sauce1/4 cup ketchup
    • 1 onion, chopped
    • 2 bay leaves
    • reserved, strained marinade

    Directions

    1. Salt and pepper brisket, pour on Coke, marinate 24 hours or so.
    2. Reserve the marinade.
    3. Brown the brisket in oil on both sides.
    4. Heat oven to 325.
    5. Combine marinade with gravy ingredients.
    6. Place brisket in a roaster with a cover, pour on grravy, cover and bake 45 minutes per pound.
    7. Begin checking for doneness. Brisket is ready when it is fork tender.
    8. Remove from the oven, set the roaster on the counter, uncover and let sit 30 minutes.
    9. Carve against the grain and serve with gravy.

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    Reviews

    • Robyn Savoie
      Robyn Savoie
      Amazing how coca-cola adds depth to this. I found a recipe that is just as good as yours but the technique is different. The artificial-tasting soup is replaced with a mix of sautéed onions and garlic powders, brown sugar, and dried thyme. Then to ensure that the brisket was seasoned throughout, you pierce it with a fork and salted it overnight before searing it—weighted down with a heavy pot for maximum browning. Finally, braising the brisket in a mixture of cola and ketchup, which not only flavored the meat but also provided a sweet, tangy sauce to serve with it. I'll share it one of these days.
      • myra byanka
        myra byanka
        Hi,

        Bet it's good. I add other things to the Atlanta brisket like garlic, thyme and onions.

        Regards,

        Myra

      Comments

      • ShaleeDP
        ShaleeDP
        Seems a good recipe to try soon. I like learning different techniques.

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