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brisket

/ˈbrɪs.kɪt/

Traduction: Morceau de viande provenant de la poitrine ou de la partie inférieure du poitrail de l'animal, le plus souvent du bœuf.

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noun

/ˈbrɪs.kɪt/B1formalculinary
  • frMorceau de viande provenant de la poitrine ou de la partie inférieure du poitrail de l'animal, le plus souvent du bœuf.

A cut of meat taken from the breast or lower chest area of an animal, most commonly beef.

  1. B1formalculinary

    A cut of meat from the breast or lower chest of an animal, especially beef, often used for slow cooking or smoking.

    frPoitrine de bœuf

    • The chef slow-cooked the brisket for eight hours until it was tender.
    • Barbecue brisket is a popular dish in Texas.
    • She bought a whole brisket to smoke for the family gathering.
Formes
  • briskets plural form
  • briskets' possessive plural form
  • brisket's possessive singular form