3 or 4 lb Brisket 

1 1/2 Cup Water

1 Tbl Spoon Beef Bullion

1 Packet Ranch Seasoning

2 Oz Liquid Smoke

3 Tbl Worcestershire Sauce

1 Tsp Garlic Powder

1 Tsp Pepper

1 Tsp Salt

1 Onion 

1/2 Cup Butter

1)Spray the crock with cooking spray and place brisket in the bottom.  

2)Pour water, Liquid Smoke and Worcestershire Sauce over top.  

3)Dissolve the beef bullion into the water mixture and sprinkle Ranch seasoning packet over top.  Sprinkle garlic powder, pepper and salt over top.  

4)Gently pull the edges of the brisket up and let the liquid underneath.  

5)If you wish, put the brisket in the refrigerator for 8 hours or overnight.  If not you may go on to the next step.  I didn't marinate the meat overnight and it still turned out delicious!

6)Cut the onion into slices and place over top of the brisket, place stick of butter on top.   

7)Cook on low for 8 hours.

8)Let the brisket rest for 15 minutes then slide the brisket against the grain and serve with your favorite BBQ Sauce. (I added some ketchup to the leftover juices from the brisket and served it as the sauce, it was delicious!) 

There you have it!  A Simply Country Living brisket recipe. Do you need dinnerware to serve this tasty dish on?  If so, check out my dinnerware section on Simply Country Living.  I'm having a free shipping special just to say "thanks"!

Until next time, Live Simply and Live Country!

 

For the longest time I've wanted to be an entrepreneur, I mean for a LONG time.  So why did I decide to go with a Rustic Furniture and Total Home Decor Boutique?  First, let me share with you a little bit about me, we're all friends here!   

I grew up in a small town in the Black Hills of South Dakota, Spearfish, to be exact.  For those of you unfamiliar with the area, it's about an hour and a half drive from Mount Rushmore (depending on time of year and tourist traffic of course).  Growing up I was always on a horse and in a lot of rodeos, up until I was in college at the University of Wyoming(go Pokes!) on a rodeo scholarship.  I guess you could say I know a bit about country living.  Years later my life is still very country.  I now live in scenic Cody, Wyoming, which I absolutely love.  I still spend many of my days on a horse, now it's focused on teaching my own children about horses, rodeo and so on.  If we aren't on our horses we're probably milking our Nubian goats, gathering eggs from our flock of chickens or something of the sort.  If it's summer we're more than likely outside, which is where we prefer to be.  

Those are just some of the offerings at Simply Country Living.  I truly hope you take a minute to look around, join the e-mail list and subscribe to the blog.  I would love to share my simply country life with you!

 Okay, I know that there are more than enough country cooking blogs out there!  But I can't help it, so Pioneer woman please forgive me.  I have to post some Country Momma Cooks memoirs to the Simply Country Living blog.  Cooking, baking and time spent in the kitchen are just too important to me than to simply ignore.  Do you ever have a moment in a particularly stressful day when you step into a space and there's a noticeable weight that's been lifted off of your chest and you feel like you could stay in that space forever?  Mine is my kitchen.  I can begin to cook dinner and my hands go into autopilot and my mind turns to God and his blessings.  There's only one other place where I can really let go like that, church.  But that only happens on Sunday.   So where else should I go?  Obviously the kitchen!  My kitchen is so important to me that when we recently moved into a new house guess which room was the first to get unpacked, you guessed it, the kitchen!  I love an organized, clean and uncluttered kitchen.  Having a clean, uncluttered space is the only way I can truly let my creativity take over.  I love to use some of the kitchen gadgets from Simply Country Living to help with that part of my kitchen. 

 Who doesn't love an organized kitchen?  I suppose there are some that don't, but I'm definitely not one of them.  Nothing makes me happier than a beautifully organized kitchen and pantry with matching canisters, bins and everything labeled!  Just the thought of it makes excitement run through my veins.  

Below are my 5 Must Have Gadgets For An Organized Kitchen:

1) Multi Bin Chicken Wire Organizers

These are my absolute favorite kitchen organizers.  They get the produce of off your counters for an uncluttered clean look.

2)  Brother PT-H100 Easy Handheld Label Maker

This handheld label maker is super easy to use.  I use it to label all of the Mason Jars that contain my pantry essentials.

3) Hoosier Coffee Jar, Hoosier Flour, Hoosier Sugar Jar and Hoosier Tea Jars

 I love these!  They're perfectly rustic and simple, don't you agree?

4) Chicken Wire Paper Towel Holder and Spice Rack

 This Paper Towel Holder is fantastic because of it's built in spice caddy, that's why it's on my must have list.  Of course I have too many spices to put them all in there but I do put my most used in there for easy access when I'm cooking dinner.

5)  Decorative Chalk Board

I LOVE my hanging chalk board!  Mine has a permanent spot in the kitchen where I can write the weekly menu and schedule, memory verses or important notes.  If you don't have one or something similar you NEED to get one!  It's a definite must have for an organized kitchen.

Well that's my top five list.  What's on your top 5 kitchen organization and gadget list?  I would love to know!  Until next time, here's to simple country living from a Wyoming country cowgirl!