How to cook a proper brisket - Louisiana style!

Many of you might be familiar with Justin Wilson and his Louisiana cooking show. His family has passed down his talents in the kitchen from generation to generation.

RFD-TV’s own Tammi Arender takes us to the Bayou State to prepare a family favorite: beef brisket.

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