Enjoy this delicious kosher brisket recipe from the new gourmet kosher cookbook from The Guardians of the Los Angeles Home for the Aging. This cookbook is a great Passover Gift Idea as well as a great way to give tzedakah to this wonderful cause!
Apricot and Honey Easy Kosher Brisket Recipe
by
anielle Ames-Spivak
- 5 pound brisket
- 1 packet onion soup mix
- 1 tablespoon lemon juice
- 1 teaspoon ground ginger
- 1 cup dried apricots
- 1 jar of apricot jam
- 2 tablespoons honey
- ½ cup brown sugar
- 1 bottle of dark beer
- Pepper to taste
Instructions: Place brisket in large pan. Coat with onion soup mix and cover with tin foil. Cook on 300 for 3 hours. Add lemon juice, ginger, apricots, jam, honey, brown sugar, beer and pepper.
Support The Guardians of the Los Angeles Home for the Aging Young Women’s Division by pre-ordering their Taste of Jewish Heritage 2011 cookbook. One hundred percent of the proceeds will go to the Los Angeles Jewish Home. The book is a compilation of recipes from The Guardians and the Home’s residents. It is available for $41 and will be ready to ship by Chanukah. A perfect CHANUKAH GIFT!!!
To purchase a copy click this link: http://www.laguardians.com/Cart/EventDetails.aspx?ID=128 For any questions please emailguardianscookbook@gmail.com
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this is not really a passover recipe as one of the ingredients is BEER! so it might be a good idea to remove it from the kosher passover recipes page.
thank u! Big mistake on my part! took it off for Passover but good for all year round!
Surely the cooking takes place after the liquid ingredients are added to the pan and not before as stated…