Brisket is a beef cut with many personalities.

In it’s corned beef form, brisket is also everybody’sSt.

Patrick’s Daygo-to, far more flavorful than the boiledcabbageit so often accompanies.

Brisket

Food bloggerTori Aveypoints out that first cut is usually easier to find at yourgrocery store butcher.

A fork should pierce and slide out easily when done properly."

As far as the “low” part goes, this refers to temperature, of course.

Raw brisket

Cooking brisket at too high a heat may also toughen it up.

Do not slice it yet!

Brisket on smoker

Slicing brisket

Clock with fork and knife for hands