About this cut
Traditionally used for corned beef, this fattier section of the brisket is delicious braised on its own for a couple of hours. Fat will be trimmed. If this item is out of stock, we suggest you try our Chuck Pot Roast, Pastrami Roast, or Whole Brisket.
Other names for this cut: Point Cut Brisket
If the size you need is unavailable, we recommend Top of the Rib or Chuck Roast as alternatives.
Basic Cooking Technique:
Braise low and slow.
Recipes
- Red Wine & Honey Brisket (Leah Koenig)
- Joan Nathan's Brisket Recipe
- Sweet & Sour Brisket (Rachel Rosen)
- Southwestern Pulled Brisket
Learn more about Brisket:
How to Cook Beef Brisket Like a Kosher Chef or Pitmaster
Additional Info
This product is shipped frozen and will arrive frozen or refrigerated.
*Price per pound is an estimate for comparison purposes only. Click on the "Details" tab to learn more.
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second cut brisket
wow! exceptionally flavorful, and cooked up fork-tender, as it should, with well-distributed fat.
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Perfection
This was utter perfection. I used the combined forces of a glorious G&B second cut brisket with the Leah Koenig recipe reposted on the blog, for Red Wine and Honey Brisket, and all expectations were exceeded!
Will make this again and again!! https://blog.growandbehold.com/recipes/red-wine-and-honey-brisket/
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Exceptional
The texture amd taste is unmatched
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Smoked "Mini Brisket"
Wanted to smoke a brisket, but didn't have a whole day to cook and didn't have a crowd coming to eat. This small brisket had enough marbling to keep it juicy after a 6 hour smoke. Will definitely order again!
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2nd cut brisket
Delicious
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2nd cut brisket
Best kosher meat on the market. Amazing customer service as well!
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Delicious!!
Most delicious brisket everyone raved
Packs & Weights
Our frozen meats are packaged in vacuum-sealed packs. Most packs contain one piece (ie, one Brisket). Some packs will contain two pieces (ie, Lamb Chops). Packs of smaller items, such as Chicken Wings or Pepper Steak, will contain multiple pieces.
These vacuum-sealed packs are generally packed in a cardboard box. If there is an option to choose how many packs you'd like in the box, you'll make that choice under "Number of Packs". Then you'll choose the total weight of the box (that is, the combined weight of all the the packs in that box).
Example: Lamb Chops
Let's say you're ordering Lamb Chops and you select the following:
You've chosen: 2 packs, ~1.9lbs, and the price shows as $60.78.
You’ll receive 1 box, with 2 packs of lamb chops inside. The whole thing will weigh approximately ~1.9lbs and will cost $60.78.
Each pack will contain 2 lamb chops, and weigh approximately .95lbs.
You’ll have 4 lamb chops in total. Each will weigh approximately .475lbs (note that one may be slightly larger and one slightly smaller).
Weight Ranges & Prices
To keep our fulfillment system practical and manageable, products with variable weights are sold in a weight range (this includes most frozen meats, with the exception of deli meats, sausages and beef jerky). We keep the ranges as small as practically possible to minimize the variation you might receive. If a price/lb is shown with a *, it is an estimate for comparison purposes only, since the price associated with each weight is the price for all items within that weight range.
This chart shows the weight ranges for all our products:
| Weight | Variance |
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| less than 0.99lb | 0.05lb |
| 1lb - 2.19lb | 0.1lb |
| 2.2lb - 2.74lb | 0.30lb |
| 2.75lb - 10.24lb | 0.25lb |
| 10.25lb - 19.99lb | 0.5lb |
| over 20lbs | 1lb |
