21 Best Side Dishes for Brisket

21 Best Side Dishes for Brisket

Turning up the temp on radishes lessens their bite and unearths a slight sweetness.

Though part of a traditional Hanukkah meal, latkes (potato pancakes) and braised brisket know no season.

Wine-braised brisket rounds out the sweet earthiness of parsnips, carrots, and rutabaga.

These vegetarian tacos would benefit from the impeccable umami of leftover brisket (if you even have any of this smoked, Texas-style brisket left over).

Mark our words, fiery chipotle sweet potato wedges would wow alongside smoky, savory brisket.

Southern barbecue joints dish up savory collard greens with sauce-y brisket. Ergo you should, too. “I’m from the South and these are THE BEST collards. I’ve impressed both of my Southern grandmothers with this recipe and have even impressed a few Yankees,” says JULES2JEWELS.

Tart apples transform baked beans from smoky brisket’s humble sidekick to dinnertime superstar, just like that.

Let’s take a moment to appreciate another classic barbeque side: slaw. “It’s similar to a sweet and sour cabbage recipe and will keep for two weeks in the refrigerator. Great served with beef brisket. Best made a day or more before serving,” says recipe creator HUNGRYHIPPO2.

Garlicky roasted red potatoes and asparagus would taste amazing with wine-braised brisket — or just about any meaty dish if we’re being honest.

This cross between corn souffle and corn pudding is perfect for sopping up those brisket juices.

You didn't think we'd leave out this Southern staple, did you? This straight forward mac and cheese recipe is seriously cheesy.

This sports bar classic happens to go so well with brisket.

In the South, these deep-fried golden bites are served at any cookout or barbeque.

Hear us out: Brussels, when skillet braised with bacon and garlic, bring a hint of sweetness to savory brisket.

If you’re heating up the oven for baked brisket, go ahead and roast these green beans to serve on the side as well!

If you’re indecisive, this recipe combines two classic potato side dishes in one: potato salad and loaded baked potatoes. “Even people who don’t normally love potato salad seem to love this!” says reviewer spicejenmom.

Grilling peaches brings out their sweet flavor in a whole new way, and they pair so well with succulent smoked brisket.

You can't go wrong with this highly revered Southern side. Make sure your tomatoes are firm so they hold up well to frying.

This potluck classic is the perfect pairing for savory brisket thanks to its crunch and sweet dressing.

Serve this braided bread with a braised brisket to soak up all the sauce.

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