Login Help Install our spyware-free toolbar -- its cute! Cajun Heritage All about the people who made this site Cajun Words and Cooking Terms Read articles by Maw Maw about Cajun Culture! Ask Maw-Maw Most Popular Recipe Box Search!



Find A Recipe:

Title Everything
     Advanced Search

Recipe Index

  
order our cookbook today!
"la cuisine de maw-maw"
  


  Appetizers
  Soups & Salads
  Side Dishes
  Main Dishes
  Breads & Rolls
  Desserts
  Cakes & Candy
  Jams & Jellies
  Other
  Nouveau Cajun

  
  


   Recipe Photo Album
   Submit - A - Recipe
   Request - A - Recipe
   Ask Maw-Maw
   Hot Stuff!
   Unit Converter
   Tell A Friend
   Guestbook
   Email Us

  

Sign up for our Real Cajun Recipes Newsletter!

Email Address


  


  crawfish dressing or cra..
  breaux bridge brisket
  chicken and dumplings
  heavenly crabmeat snappe..
  dean's tres groovy grano..

     

Breaux Bridge Brisket

Main Dishes & Casseroles
Add to Recipe Box
Viewed 6075 times

Rate It!
Submitted by L Thibodeaux
Breaux Bridge, LA
on Monday, July 15, 2002
MacGourmet users, drag image to your MacGourmet recipe box.

Makes: 20 servings
Prep Time:15 minutes
Cook Time:3 hours, 0 minutes
Ready In:3 hours, 15 minutes
 
Ingredients
6 pounds brisket slab 6 ounces Italian dressing
Kraft Honey Flavored Bar-B-Que sauce salt, onion powder, and garlic powder to taste
black pepper to taste cayenne to taste
1 can coca-cola  
 
Directions
Season brisket with salt, powders and peppers.

In a marinating coverable container, place the brisket in the container and pour the Italian dressing over the meat. Cover and place in the refrigerator for 5 days. Remember to turn over at least once a day.

On the 5th day, place the brisket in a covered roasting pot and bake at 350 degrees for a total time of 3 hours.

At the one and half hour interval, pour the can of coke over the brisket. Cover and continue cooking.

At the two hour interval, baste the brisket liberally with the Bar-B-Que sauce. At the two and half hour interval, flip the brisket, baste again; cover and complete the cooking process.

At the end of 3 hours, remove brisket from the oven and let stand for 15 minutes before carving. Goes great with rice dressing and corn macque choux.

Scale this recipe to servings.
 
 
   Printer-friendly Page
  Send this Recipe to a Friend
 
 
Recipe Lagniappe
People who like this recipe also like...
Chicken Fricassee
Cheese Dip
Nan Boones Syrup Cake - GĀTEAU DE SIROP
Beef and Macaroni Goulash
Okra, Pork & Tomato Gravy
 
 
 
about us   articles   ask maw-maw   contact us   RSS feeds   cajun links   learn french   heritage  
guestbook   recipes A-Z   blog   recipebox   register   submit a recipe!   tell a friend   legal   privacy policy  
 
   

© 2010 NetNerds Consulting Group. All Rights Reserved.
Alphonse (R) is a Registered Trademark of RealCajunRecipes.com

Last 30 days: 56,161    Exec time: 0.25