Low-FODMAP Braised Beef Brisket; Gluten-free, Dairy-free
December 21, 2017
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This is a tender and savory low-FODMAP beef brisket that is an outstanding weekend dinner. Low-FODMAP beef brisket was a natural recipe for me to modify, since beef brisket was a Sunday night staple in my childhood home. My mother’s beef brisket was made with onion soup mix, so there was an obvious need for a revamp to low-FODMAP!
This low-FODMAP beef brisket is made on the stovetop and oven, so a stove-to-oven casserole dish is very useful. I also use infused oils to supplement the flavor. These are available at an oil shop near my home as well as some of the grocery stores, but if you aren’t able to find these (check out my low-FODMAP recipe swap blog for some locations), then it is possible to infuse your own oil, or use regular oils instead.
I hope you enjoy this low-FODMAP braised beef brisket recipe for many weekends to come, It is also adaptable for Passover.
Check out over 300 more low-FODMAP recipes on the blog, like:
- low-FODMAP sweet and sour meatballs,
- low-FODMAP matzo ball soup,
- low-FODMAP mandelbrodt
- low-FODMAP gefilte fish and
- low-FODMAP no-honey bundt cake.
Be healthy and happy,
Rachel Pauls, MD
Low-FODMAP Braised Beef Brisket; Gluten-free, Dairy-free
Although this recipe has not been tested, a single serving should be low-FODMAP based on the ingredients
Serves 10-12
Prep time: 15 min
Cook time: 2.5 hours
Bake 350 F
Ingredients
- 3 lb beef brisket, visible fat trimmed
- Trader Joe’s is the easiest to find where I live
- 1 tsp dried thyme
- 1 tsp salt
- 1/4 tsp black pepper
- 1/2 TB garlic infused olive oil
- 1/2 TB onion infused olive oil
- 2 cups low-FODMAP beef broth or low-FODMAP chicken broth
- Can also try my low-FODMAP Happy Soup for easier prep!
- 1 x 6 ounce can tomato paste (no onion or garlic added)
- 1/2 cup water
- 1/2 cup red wine
Directions
- Preheat oven to 350F
- Mix thyme, salt and pepper in small bowl
- Rub mixture over the brisket on both sides
- Heat olive oil in a stove-to-oven safe roasting pan or dutch oven over medium-high heat
- Place brisket in the oil and brown on both sids, about 3-4 minutes per side
- Remove brisket
- Place broth, tomato paste, water and wine in pan and heat about 1-2 minutes
- Place the brisket back into pan and cover pan tightly
- Roast in the oven for 1 hour
- Baste brisket with pan juices and re-cover for about 1.5-2 hours until very tender
- Serve with low-FODMAP rice, mashed potatoes or vegetables!
- There is plenty of low-FODMAP brisket drippings, So tender… I love low-FODMAP brisket!
- Enjoy with these awesome low-FODMAP Chinese stir fry veggies too!
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Can I freeze this so that I can make it ahead of time?
Hi Michelle,
We have not tried to freeze the brisket, but this website provides great tips on how to do so. Good luck!
Thanks!
So good
My family was so surprised at how tasty this was without any onion or garlic. Thank you for enhancing our Passover with these delicious recipes!
Michelle,
We love this! SOOO happy that you enjoyed the brisket and especially on such a beautiful day as Passover.
Stay in touch with us 🙂
I made this ahead of time. I chilled the cooked brisket so that I could slice it easily, chilled the juices to remove the fat, then poured the fat-free jellied juices over the sliced meat and froze. I defrosted in the refrigerator, then warmed for about an hour in a 250 degree oven. The brisket was tender and delicious.
Maralyn,
How wonderful! This is such a lovely comment to read and great feedback to help others 🙂
please stay in touch with us!
Excellent for Rosh Hashanah
Easy, delicious, and just right recipe for our family needs, both physical and spiritual. Thank you for creating this recipe.
Sara,
Your comments warmed our hearts! Shana Tovah to you and your family. We have many other recipes that you may also enjoy- see our low-FODMAP Passover Collection for other ideas!
Delish!
My biggest FODMAP foe is anything in the garlic and onion family, so this recipe was very helpful. My husband made it and added in mushrooms and carrots. It was so delicious! Thank you for helping me satiate my brisket craving while keeping my digestive system happy.
Thank you so much! Your comments made our day shine!