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What would you do with Beef Brisket in a slow cooker?

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  • redruby
    redruby Posts: 7,317 Forumite
    I am not sure about gravy powder, I think you mix it with a bit of cold water, and maybe some cornflour to thicken :confused: , but it might say on the pack, the beef should be cooked by now, hope its nice
  • moggylover
    moggylover Posts: 13,324 Forumite
    Can I come to dinner?
    "there are some persons in this World who, unable to give better proof of being wise, take a strange delight in showing what they think they have sagaciously read in mankind by uncharitable suspicions of them"
    (Herman Melville)
  • mandy_moo_1
    mandy_moo_1 Posts: 1,201 Forumite
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    looks like dave's disappeared and scoffed the lot :rotfl:
  • davetaylor
    davetaylor Posts: 404 Forumite
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    Yoo Hoo!

    It was amazing!!!!!!!

    OK, here is what I did. I removed the beef from the pot and wrapped it in foil. I then poured the contents of the SC (all the mushy veg and juice) into a saucepan and brought it to the boil. I let it boil for a few minutes. During which time I called my Dad and asked him how to use Bisto powder. It's easy. I just mixed some a few teaspoons in a small cup of water and then stirred it into the boiling pan Oh, I forgot to mention that before hand I poured the contents through a large colander and set the mushy veg aside.

    Ok, It made a FANTASTIC gravy, I then added the mushy veg back into the gravy and let it simmer. Then I pulled apart the meat, it really did slice so easily, chopped a few tomatoes and served it with gravy gloop on meat and tomatoes on the side. The meat was delicious. Way beyond my expectations.

    Thanks in particular to Red Ruby and Mandy Moo!!!!!!!!!!!

    One last question. Should store the remaining sliced meat wrapped in foil in the fridge and the gravy gloop separately. Or should I combine it all in one tub and store it that way?
  • davetaylor
    davetaylor Posts: 404 Forumite
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    PS, Thanks to Moggy Lover too!
  • mandy_moo_1
    mandy_moo_1 Posts: 1,201 Forumite
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    i'd store them together in the fridge, or you can freeze any left overs, then you can just re-heat it in the microwave. well done! :T

    i'm jealous...i just had cold quiche that i made yesterday, with some salad ;)
  • davetaylor
    davetaylor Posts: 404 Forumite
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    OK, going to let it all cool down and then freeze it al together in the fridge.....

    I was going to say in support that I'm sure your quiche was lovely...... but I can't! :)

    There is something wrong with quiche, in the same way that there is something wrong with cottage cheese or sultanas in curry!!!!!

    :):)
  • davetaylor
    davetaylor Posts: 404 Forumite
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    And while I'm at it, peaches served with gammon!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
  • mandy_moo_1
    mandy_moo_1 Posts: 1,201 Forumite
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    well i enjoyed it...its a summery tea!! :rotfl: and dead quick to make :D

    but i'm gonna have to have a go at the brisket in the SC now you've shown how easy it is :p
  • davetaylor
    davetaylor Posts: 404 Forumite
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    well i enjoyed it...its a summery tea!! :rotfl: and dead quick to make :D

    but i'm gonna have to have a go at the brisket in the SC now you've shown how easy it is :p

    I hope you didn't take offense to my quiche comment?

    Shall we turn this thread into what foods do you think are wrong? I mean surely I'm not the only one who can't fathom why you would put sultanas into curry? Again, I'm not criticising, it's all in good fun.

    I guess the same people who love a sweet curry, feel equally bemused by me adding about a cup full of fresh, chopped chili to my currys!
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