[grame]

I don't know if the brisket and a rump roast are the same. I know in different parts of the country different names are used for the same cut of meat. But I buy rump roast when it is on sale 2.99 or less and put it in the crock pot with some beef broth, consume, or both with some oregano and garlic and let it cook on high for twelve hours. Then let it cool/refrigerate it over night. Slice it up thin while it is cold, then heat and eat as sandwich similar to Arby’s French Dip, or as a beef manhattan with mashed potatoes. You can add hot peppers and make it Italian beef also! A real bargain when it goes on special!

[Keith in Iowa]

I don't know if the brisket and a rump roast are the same.

They're not.

[PJ-Comix]

Slice it up thin while it is cold, then heat and eat as sandwich similar to Arby’s French Dip...

Arby's French Dip? That's an ATROCITY right there. I once had it and gagged. If you know what a GREAT French Dip sandwich from the original source, Philippe's in L.A., is like then the Arby's so-called French Dip sandwich will also make you gag.

[RobertClark]

I don't know if the brisket and a rump roast are the same.

No, and rump roast is not kosher. Typically, anymore, anything further back than the 12th rib are not labeled as kosher. Although, if the sciatic nerve and branches have been adequately removed along with forbidden fats, they would be. There are a few skilled butchers who can perform nikkur aharayim, but not many in the US and sure as heck none near me - darn it!

[KittenClaws]

I don't know if the brisket and a rump roast are the same

I think they come from different ends of the cow!

[maine yankee]

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