Brisket
Brisket
- 100% Black Angus
- Born, raised & finished on the S Ranch
- Dry-aged
- No hormones administered
- USDA-inspected in Hardin, MT
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A Complete Guide to Brisket
What better to throw on a smoker and walk away then a brisket? At S Ranch, we love feeding a crowd with our mouthwatering briskets. Don’t have a smoker? No worries! Throw this in the oven and cook it low and slow letting all the fat melt into the meat, infusing it with delicious flavor. Sliced and served with mashed potatoes and green beans, or chopped and served on a sandwich, our briskets are sure to please year-round. Serves approximately 10-15 people.
Montana-Born. Pasture-Raised. No Added Hormones.
Our briskets vary in size from 8lbs-10bs and come in vacuumed-sealed packages.
Understanding Brisket
Brisket is a cut of beef that comes from the breast or lower chest of the cow. It is known for its rich flavor and tender texture when cooked properly. Because it contains a lot of connective tissue, it requires slow cooking methods like braising or smoking to break down the fibers and achieve that mouth-watering tenderness. Many people enjoy brisket at barbecues and special occasions, making it a popular choice for gatherings.
Cooking Techniques for Brisket
There are various techniques to prepare brisket, each offering unique flavors. Smoking is perhaps the most famous method, and it infuses the meat with a smoky flavor that is hard to beat. However, braising in a slow cooker or oven is also effective, producing juicy results by locking in moisture. Regardless of the method chosen, the key is patience; brisket needs time to cook low and slow for the best results.
Brisket Recipes You Will Love
There are countless recipes to explore when it comes to brisket, so you can easily find one that suits your taste. From classic smoked brisket with a dry rub to tender, braised brisket with flavorful vegetables, the options are endless. You can even make delicious sandwiches or tacos with leftover brisket! So, gather your ingredients, fire up your grill or slow cooker, and get ready to enjoy one of the finest cuts of beef.
Where it comes from
Brisket comes from the brisket.
Brisket. The chest, below the chuck. A rich, fatty cut built for the smoker or a long braise.
- 1Born on the S RanchRed-rock country between the Yellowstone and Bighorn rivers near Pryor, Montana. 100% Black Angus, est. 1948.
- 2Finished near CusterGrass-fed on native range, grain-finished at the family's own feedlot. No hormones administered.
- 3Cut in HardinDry-aged, cut and vacuum-sealed at our own USDA-inspected plant. Traceable to the animal by ear tag.
- 4On the truck TuesdayFrozen solid, packed on dry ice, free shipping over $175 in the Mountain West and $249 in the lower 48.
