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Brisket in roasting pot

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ipassgas
ipassgas Posts: 7
edited November -1 in EggHead Forum
Has anyone cooked a brisket in a roasting pot similar to how one would cook it in the oven? I traditionally use a roasting pan, with some kind of liquid (often salsa, onion soup, and some honey)in the oven at 350 for 4-5 hours. I'm thinking of using the egg instead.
I'd like to keep it in the pan with the sauce. I've seen many recipes with the brisket alone on the grill indirect but I haven't seen any in a roasting pan with sauce. Any ideas or suggestions?
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  • JPF
    JPF Posts: 592
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    Should work out great. Anything that can be cooked in the oven can be done better in a egg. I would think it would put some smoke flavor in it. I know roast sure turns out much better in the egg. Let us know how it turns out and take some pictures to post for us. Good luck
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  • rsmdale
    rsmdale Posts: 2,472
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    Maybe you could smoke it for a couple of hours and then pot it. I hope it turns out great. Good luck and Good eats!
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  • Smokey
    Smokey Posts: 2,468
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    Sounds alot like what Mom used to make. I wasn't a fan of brisket. Then I has a BBQed brisket and was hooked.

    Brisket smoked to perfection is a thing of beauty, and the "bunrt ends", well ... "just damn", that good eatin'!!
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  • Buxwheat
    Buxwheat Posts: 727
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    First time I have seen a post of yours. I'm guessing you give anesthesia, too. I've always wanted vanity plates w/ that name. Too many letters for a GA plate, though.
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