brisket
brisket
Definition
bris·ket (bris′kit)
noun
- the breast of an animal
- meat cut from this part
Etymology: ME brusket, akin to Dan bryske: for IE base see breast
brisket
Usage Examples
Preposition: of
- beef: Instead of the brisket of beef try a neck of lamb.
Converse of object
- use: Irish Spiced Beef is a good way of using brisket, one of the cheaper cuts of beef.
Adjective modifier
- deep: Thick set and short, the body begins with a broad, deep brisket and should have a level back.
Modifies a noun
- fat: It therefore specified, for example a maximum of 1cm brisket fat.
- board: A brisket board has been fitted to the cubicle beds at 178cm from the heel stone to help ensure that cows lie correctly.
Noun used with modifier
- salt: Or if you like, and can find them, you could use salt brisket, silverside or salted ox cheeks.
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