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The 'Poor Man's' Alternative To Brisket Is Just As Satisfying

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The 'Poor Man's' Alternative To Brisket Is Just As Satisfying

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Cooking @lemmy.world · 3 months ago

The 'Poor Man's' Alternative To Brisket Is Just As Satisfying - Tasting Table

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If brisket has proven itself a bit too pricey lately, there is a more reasonably priced alternative that may be your best bet: the chuck roast.

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Brisket was the cheap meat. Now it’s almost the same price as chuck, at least where I am at, and I still have to trim off a couple pounds of fat.
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  came to say this. Next up the poor mans meatloaf alternative.
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