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Originally posted by Santamarina View PostI buy my brisket from Costco. They always have beautiful USDA Prime brisket for less than $4/lb.
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Where he is at apparently they butcher it up pretty good removing from the sternum.
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I buy my brisket from Costco. They always have beautiful USDA Prime brisket for less than $4/lb.
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Normally a brisket is separated from the rib cage and does not contain bones. If the animal is hanging you can pretty much rip the brisket off by and just need a few small cuts.
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Is that grass-fed, like 100% only grass-fed, not one grain entered that cow's mouth ever??
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Deboning Brisket
Deboning a brisket was a lot easier than I imagined and did not take as long as I thought it would. It doesn’t work out cheaper than buying deboned but the big plus is that the final product is far better than 90% of the cuts I’ve bought. I can only imagine not much care or respect is taken when the butchers have worked the meat. I will from now on be deboning my briskets.
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