Broth for Brisket

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cowie
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Broth for Brisket

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What do you guys use?
essexsmoker
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Knorr.
cowie
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Dissolved Stock cube mate?
essexsmoker
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Yes, I use the stock pots.
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Same here


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Erimus66
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I used an oxo with my brisket on Saturday, pretty good
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knoor and a bit of bovril for mine today, might sling a bit of bbq sauce in too for a bit more depth.
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beef stockpots, ale, Henderson's relish, marmite, Worcestershire Sauce...anything brown basically (it's how I usually make gravy as well)

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Bovril, Worcester and a touch of mustard for added umami


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