Slow-cooked brisket, a cut of meat traditionally eaten at Jewish holidays, needs a lot of time and liquid to achieve perfection.
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Slow-cooked brisket, a cut of meat traditionally eaten at Jewish holidays, needs a lot of time and liquid to achieve perfection.
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