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Grandma's Passover Brisket recipe is a meal that takes 180 minutes to make. If you enjoy for , you will like Grandma's Passover Brisket!
Grandma's Passover Brisket
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Based on my grandma's brisket recipe. The nutritional info is for a 4 oz serving of brisket,1 med potato and 1/2 a carrot and sauce. How Long Does Grandma's Passover Brisket Recipe Take To Prepare?Grandma's Passover Brisket takes 30 minutes to prepare. How Long Does Grandma's Passover Brisket Recipe Take To Cook?Grandma's Passover Brisket takes 180 minutes to cook. How Many Servings Does Grandma's Passover Brisket Recipe Make?Grandma's Passover Brisket makes 16 servings. What Are The Ingredients For Grandma's Passover Brisket Recipe?The ingredients for Grandma's Passover Brisket are: 4 lb kosher brisket4 large carrots 3 med onions 3 stalks celery 32 oz tomato puree or tomato sauce 16 medium potatoes 4 large carrots (yes - we need carrots twice) salt + pepper How Do I Make Grandma's Passover Brisket?Here is how you make Grandma's Passover Brisket: Peel 4 large carrots, 3 medium onions, and garlic. Chop 4 carrots, onions, celery, and garlic in the food processor until you have a fine dice (or chunky puree). Layer on the bottom of a covered roaster. Trim brisket, rinse, pat dry. Season with pepper. Lay 300 oven for about 2 hours. Turn meat approximately once an hour. Approximately 1 hour before you think the meat will be tender, turn oven up to 350. Add tomato puree (or sauce), quartered potatoes and another 4 carrots cut into 1/8ths. Cook until potatoes are ready and meat is ready.Also good if you make up to the point of adding tomato the day before, then chill and remove fatServing Size:?approx 16What's The Nutritional Info For Grandma's Passover Brisket?The nutritional information for Grandma's Passover Brisket is:
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