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Brooklyn Beef Sandwich
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Kristin Y.
November 22, 2024
Love the comparison of refrigerated overnight vs same day. But where does that pickling jar come from! Couldn’t find it on Food52 or Amazon. Help!
NJmeetscentralIL
November 19, 2024
Looks like great version. Enjoyed video. Would watch your cooking show if you had one! Allow me to share quick and easy Central Illinois version: ask butcher to trim all exterior fat off flat brisket and cut in three pieces. Score (cross-hatch) brisket pieces and put in pressure cooker with bottle of any beer, two jars of pepperoncini rings including juice from one of the jars, beef stock, and two packets of Good Seasons Italian dressing dry mix. Cook on high for 50 minutes; use natural release. Works fine in pressure cooker too—4 hours high or 8 low. A nice topping on sandwich in addition to giardineira is super sharp dry provolone such as Auricchio.
Nbryant
November 19, 2024
This is how we do it also and it’s very quick and easy. I use Chuck or brisket.
Smaug
September 26, 2024
A pot roast sandwich is hardly a new concept, but always welcome. Leftover pot roast is also a great start for a lot of things; I've never made a pot roast just to make sandwiches, but I have to make hash, and I used to make a mean pot roast risotto.
Smaug
November 1, 2024
The pot roast recipe doesn't particularly appeal to me, and I wouldn't put onion or garlic powder in anything. The presentation would work as well with any recipe. Not really my first choice for how to put together a sandwich. It's likely to be pretty greasy, which many people prefer but I don't.
Smaug
November 19, 2024
That's not mentioned in the recipe, and anyway it would leave lots and lots of fat.
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