Corned Beef & Cabbage
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Comments (3)roflmao oh Noooooooooooooo HA HA HA THANKS FOR THE LAUGH Did not know that one lol Lucy...See MoreHow do you make your corned beef and cabbage?
Comments (9)I use a pressure cooker. I don't have the recipe right in front of me, but basically you put the corned beef and water in the PC on high pressure for about 50-55 minutes, release pressure and then add the cabbage, quartered or 'eighthed', bring back up to pressure for 5 or 10 minutes, release pressure...you get the idea. Google 'corned beef and cabbage pressure cooker' and you'll get a ton of responses. You can have it on the table in a little over an hour, and it tastes like it's been simmering for four or five. Since I got a PC I haven't made corned beef & cabbage any other way....See MoreEver serve corned beef with anything besides cabbage and potatoes?
Comments (5)So why not stop thinking of it as "corned beef" which is a traditional food served with specific ingredients. Call it pickeled beef, or brined or cured. What goes well with salty? I'm guessing it's a brisket? Is it rich from fat or lean from removing the fat? Acid comes to mind. Like zucchini "noodles" or broccoli slaw dressed with lemon juice and herbs. (Along the same lines as cabbage or sauerkraut but different.) Something sweet, like roasted sliced potatoes or sweet potatoes. (Along the same lines as the roll for the Reuben or whipped potatoes.) Something acid and sweet, like bread and butter pickles, or Japanese cucumber or daikon salad. Something green and refreshing like peas. Something sharp and earthy like parsnip puree....See MoreRedolent.........Corned beef and cabbage
Comments (27)I couldn't wait for Wednesday.....just another day really :-) So I fixed my corned beef and cabbage early and have since been enjoying leftovers. A couple of sandwiches and hash. Having the last of the hash for dinner tonite. Fixed mine today and it came out wonderfully. I love corned beef hash and always have the canned variety on hand, but may try to make home made. I'm looking forward to Reuben sandwiches. It may not be an Irish dish but my part Irish Dad always had it on Saint Patrick's Day. Would sometimes sing a few Irish ballads too. I sure miss him....See More- 8 years agolast modified: 8 years ago
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