OVEN COOKED BRISKET 
5-6 lb. trimmed brisket
3 oz. bottle liquid smoke
Onion powder
Garlic powder
Celery salt
Black pepper
Worcestershire sauce
6 oz. bottle BBQ sauce

Lay brisket in a large roaster pan. Pour liquid smoke seasoning over meat and sprinkle generously with onion powder, garlic powder, and celery salt. Cover pan with foil and refrigerate overnight. The next day, uncover and sprinkle meat generously with salt and pepper. Drizzle with Worcestershire sauce. Cover with foil and bake for 1 hour per pound at 275 degrees. For the last hour, cover with BBQ sauce and bake 1 more hour, covered. Cool before slicing.

recipe reviews
Oven Cooked Brisket
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 cecelia jiles says:
What is liquid smoke and is there a subsititute for it if I can't find in the grocery store near me. Thank you.
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 Shirley Jones (United States) says:
OMG this is the best brisket recipe i have ever tasted. I cooked a 7 lb. brisket and an hour into cooking my house smelled so good we were all starving by the time it was done.
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 Texascook (Texas) says:
Liquid smoke is a bottle of marinade you buy at the store next to soy sauce or bbq sauce.
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 Funberg (New Mexico) says:
Liquid smoke is literally what it's call, smoke cooled/condensed into a liquid. There is not really any replacement, but it is sold in most stores. If you can't find it, or want the smoke of a different flavored wood, you can always make your own
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 Walt Allensworth (United States) says:
Nice flavor! I did a variation where we cooked the meat in a crock-pot for 12-hours on low. It was falling apart tender when we tried to slice it. I'd probably back off to 8-9 hours on low if I was to do it again this way.

 

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