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Eight to Ten
Easy
By Prue Leith
Published 1978
Brisket of beef is a little fatty even when cooked very slowly. To counteract this serve with plenty of mashed potatoes. This is a traditional English recipe hardly ever seen today. It well repays the effort involved and is fairly economical.
Lay the beef flat on the board, skin side down. Mix together the bacon, parsley, oysters, half the nutmeg, a good pinch of salt and plenty of freshly ground black pepper. Spread this mixture over the brisket, then roll it up from the thin end and tie securely with pieces of string at 3.5-cm/1½-inch intervals. Put the brisket into a roasting tin and dredge it well with the flour. Pour in the win
