How to Cook Sriracha Brisket

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How to Cook Sriracha Brisket

What could be better than a slow cooked brisket marinated in soy, sriracha, honey tangerine juice and cilantro? Oh yah, chicken drummies as a variation!

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Gather up all your ingredients

Gather up all your ingredients

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I chose to use this over the soy sauce, less salty!

I chose to use this over the soy sauce, less salty!

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Squeeze your honey tangerines, remove any seeds if they escape

Squeeze your honey tangerines, remove any seeds if they escape

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Aren't they just pretty?!

Aren't they just pretty?!

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Add Sriracha to a small mise en place bowl

Add Sriracha to a small mise en place bowl

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Add pomegranate molasses and ground ginger to Sriracha

Add pomegranate molasses and ground ginger to Sriracha

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Mince your garlic

Mince your garlic

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Chop your cilantro

Chop your cilantro

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Mise en place...everything ready to go!

Mise en place...everything ready to go!

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Honey tangerines are only grown in Florida. They taste like Tang!  Would be beautiful in a reduction or in a vinaigrette!

Honey tangerines are only grown in Florida. They taste like Tang! Would be beautiful in a reduction or in a vinaigrette!

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Add cilantro to your marinade container

Add cilantro to your marinade container

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Add aminos

Add aminos

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Add garlic

Add garlic

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Add honey tangerine juice

Add honey tangerine juice

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Add brown sugar

Add brown sugar

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Add spice mixture

Add spice mixture

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Whisk to incorporate

Whisk to incorporate

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Score the brisket, important to help the marinade soak in and break up the fibrous muscle strands

Score the brisket, important to help the marinade soak in and break up the fibrous muscle strands

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Place brisket into marinade container.  Let marinade for an hour, flipping half way through process.

Place brisket into marinade container. Let marinade for an hour, flipping half way through process.

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Heat up a grill pan over med-high heat.  Sear the brisket on both sides

Heat up a grill pan over med-high heat. Sear the brisket on both sides

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That is just a beautiful piece of meat!

That is just a beautiful piece of meat!

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Almost ready to flip

Almost ready to flip

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Flipped and ready to hit the crock pot, just a few minutes on each side will do ya!

Flipped and ready to hit the crock pot, just a few minutes on each side will do ya!

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Set it on low and slow

Set it on low and slow

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Add marinade to crockpot

Add marinade to crockpot

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Ready and waiting

Ready and waiting

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Add the seared brisket, cook until fork tender

Add the seared brisket, cook until fork tender

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Ok, here's the chicken wing version.  Same marinade and process.

Ok, here's the chicken wing version. Same marinade and process.

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Set oven to 375 degrees, bake for 30 minutes, covered.

Set oven to 375 degrees, bake for 30 minutes, covered.

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This is after 30 minutes covered.  Uncover and bake another 30 minutes.

This is after 30 minutes covered. Uncover and bake another 30 minutes.

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This is after 1 hour total bake time at 375 degrees.  Yummy!!!

This is after 1 hour total bake time at 375 degrees. Yummy!!!

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Serve with some coconut milk jasmine rice.  In a rice cooker put 2 cups Jasmine rice, 1 can of coconut milk and one can of water.  Close and press the button!  Creamy with a coconut aroma, yummy!

Serve with some coconut milk jasmine rice. In a rice cooker put 2 cups Jasmine rice, 1 can of coconut milk and one can of water. Close and press the button! Creamy with a coconut aroma, yummy!

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Supplies

3 Pounds Brisket

½ Cups Braggs aminos (or use lite soy sauce)

½ Cups Honey tangerine juice, fresh squeezed

½ Cups Brown sugar, packed

1 Tablespoon Sriracha sauce

1 Tablespoon Pomegranate molasses

1 Teaspoon Penzey's ground ginger

2 Pounds Chicken wingettes (if you don't want brisket)

6 Garlic cloves, minced

1 Handful cilantro, chopped

Kimberly Humphrey

Can't wait to try!!!!

Kimberly Humphrey 4 months ago

Stormi Frusetta

Of course! I baked chix wings with this marinade. You could slow cook it in the oven like short ribs, 350 until fork tender, covered.

(author) 4 months ago

Alex Robertson-Brown

Looks amazing! Can you cook this if you don't have a crock pot?

Alex Robertson-Brown 4 months ago

Andrew Watsyk

Made this today with a larger brisket and it turned out great!

Andrew Watsyk 4 months ago

Stormi Frusetta

Chix thighs would be awesome! Coconut milk rice is my absolute favorite way to make jasmine rice.

(author) 4 months ago

Beth Wood

I think I'll try it with chicken thighs this weekend. (Too tired to fight the grocery store again!) sounds so delicious and the rice idea is yummy!!!

Beth Wood 4 months ago

Stormi Frusetta

I left it in for a few hours, I had a small brisket. I just checked until fork tender ;)

(author) 4 months ago

Jacque Frusetta

Yum, I'm trying this recipe out this weekend.

Jacque Frusetta 4 months ago

Len Ferrara

How long do you leave the brisket in the crock pot?

Len Ferrara 4 months ago

Stormi Frusetta

You're welcome! Let me know how it turns out!

(author) 4 months ago

William Read

That all sounds great! The brisket, the wings, the rice. I want to try it all! Thanks 😃

William Read 4 months ago

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