A favorite sandwich at my house is to take the cold smoked brisket out of the refrigerator, slice it, and warm it up in onion soup. Then make a sandwich with a bare hoagie bun and use the onion soup for dipping like a French Dip Sandwich. We get a lot of mileage out of a brisket that way, using up cold meat.
B.F.
Sounds good. Will try it.
/Lasse
If you're cold-smoking it, and only warming it up in the soup, at what point and how are you cooking it?
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<br />If you're cold-smoking it, and only warming it up in the soup, at what point and how are you cooking it?
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I am assuming here the brisket has been cooked and it is cold(like fridge cold)smoked brisket[:D].
Jeff
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Some say BBQ is in your blood, if thats true my blood must be BBQ sauce.
The brisket that I normally use has been smoke-cooked. However, I have some experience cooking in a restaurant and I know that if you took cold smoked brisket and sliced it thinly, it would cook in short order in the onion soup; it wouldn't take much longer than it would to warm it up. A sandwich with medium rare or medium done meat would be fine for me
B.F.