When slicing this way, meats that might be tough or stringy will instantly become easier to chew. A whole brisket will have two distinctly shaped parts: a thicker end, called the "point," and a ...
A final key step is resting your brisket before slicing and serving, which will help the juices redistribute so they stay inside instead of being released when you cut into the meat. Serving the ...
A Buc-ee’s employee prepares sliced brisket on a cutting board at Buc-ee’s in Florence, SC. Travis Long tlong@newsobserver.com Pauly, a lifelong barbecue man, came to Buc-ee’s in 2017 with ...