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Reviewed: Mar. 17, 2009
I come back to this recipe year after year! It is so good that I bring it to work for St. Patrick's Day lunch, then have it at home for dinner, as well! I sure don't mind!!!
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Reviewed: Mar. 17, 2009
My first corned beef - it was excellent! The only thing was that I used the slow cooker and I think I cooked the beef a little too fast as it came out a little tougher than I had hoped. I didn't use the brown sugar; I used the seasoning that came with the brisket, some fresh ground black pepper, and 2 bay leaves. I also added some vegetables during the last 1.5 hours of cooking, and those didn't finish either...so the beef came out great, but a little tough, and vegetables needed to go longer...still loved it! Can't wait for next time.
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Reviewed: Mar. 17, 2009
An amazing recipe. I used a "point" cut of beef. 99 cents a pound on sale. Just trimed it up. Cooked it 7 hrs on low in the crock pot. Used two bottles of Guinness. My husband thought it was a waste of 2 bottles of beer :). Since my crock pot is on the small side, I removed the beef and poured the "broth" into a large pot and then added my cabbage, potatoes, and carrots. Then I boiled them on top of the stove for 20 min.or so. Can't wait to serve it tonite!!!
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Reviewed: Mar. 17, 2009
This is a true Irish recipe that my Mothers family (all from Ireland) have made for generations! I like to add 1 1/2 to 2 beers, because it makes an unbelievable gravy!
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Reviewed: Mar. 17, 2009
My parents have traditionally made corned beef and cabbage in a pressure cooker, but I was tired of the gummy, stringy quality of the meat and used this recipe instead. WHAT AN AWESOME CHANGE! I was a little wary about cooking it in the oven, and I didn't have time to slow cook it all day, so I followed the advice of a previous reviewer: I trimmed off a lot of the fat, rubbed the meat with the brown sugar, put it in a pot and poured in two cans of Guinness and enough water to cover the meat. I also added the spice packet and found that it helped give the meat flavor. Brought this to a boil, then covered the pot and lowered the heat, allowing it to simmer for about three hours. I periodically flipped the meat around and added a little more water to make sure it was mostly covered by liquid. By the end, it was moist and pull-apart tender. I did cook the cabbage and potatoes in the pressure cooker with Guinness instead of water and those turned out great, too. My dad couldn't stop raving about it!
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Reviewed: Mar. 17, 2009
I baked this in the oven (300 degrees), covered, for about 6 hours, adding potatos, carrots onion and cabbage for the last 1 1/2 hrs. One bottle stout was sufficient. It was so tender and very tasty! Even the MIL loved it. Be sure to use a flat cut (less fat). I used brown sugar, but only about 1/2 cup. It does not serve 16! Maybe 8, especially if you have teenagers.
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The reviewer gave this recipe 5 stars. This recipe averages a 4.4 star rating.
Reviewed: Mar. 16, 2009
This was very tasty. I followed the recipe and added the season packet that came with the corned beef. I slow cooked it for 8-9 hours and it came out really tender and flavorful. I don't drink alcohol and thought the flavor would be too much on the liquor side but it wasn't at all. I also put a wedge of cabbage, baby carrots, and red taters in the slow cooker. I could definitely taste the beer in the cabbage, so maybe next time I will not do that. The carrots and taters were perfect. Great recipe!
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Reviewed: Mar. 16, 2009
I first made this last year and I can't understand why I didn't rate it then--it's the best! I used cheap light beer and later added potatoes, carrots, and cabbage to the liquid. I'm making this recipe again tomorrow...and every time I make corned beef I'll be using this recipe. It's terrific. (I always use the slow cooker for corned beef--so tender!)
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Reviewed: Mar. 16, 2009
O.M.G. So good, I will never make another corned beef recipe again! Thank you!
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Reviewed: Mar. 16, 2009
This was FABULOUS! I was very skeptical about the Guinness (not a fan - hubby is though!) but in the end you couldn't taste the Guinness yet it left a wonderful flavor behind. Cooked the flat cut in the slow cooker for about 7 hours on low (I used 2 bottles of Guinness to cover the meat almost to the top) and added the potatoes and cabbage about 90 minutes before serving (flipped it to high at that point). No leftovers...I have a lonely loaf of rye and bottle of thousand island dressing!
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Reviewed: Mar. 15, 2009
Just finished the best corn-beef sandwich...ever. I followed the recipe as written, except used the beer on hand;I think your favorite flavor of beer might have something to do with the over-all outcome. Taking hints from the many reviews, I baked the corn beef(4 lbs.) for 2 & 3/4 hrs., shut the oven off and removed the roast 30 minutes later. Once you put it in the oven, don't peak, or open the oven, or lift the lid to look. The juices render about a quart of stock...good starter for the vegetables to be boiled in. Thanks for the new 'favorite' recipe.
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Reviewed: Mar. 15, 2009
I also added the spice packets that came with the beef, but i thought it was way to strong and bitter! The meat had been submerged all day in a slow cooker, but it came out and it was rrrreally not what i wanted. Super tender but very disappointed with the taste. So sorry i "ruined" the 4 lbs of corned beef along with all the veggies. next time i'll just cook it the old fashioned way, with water! yummy.
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Reviewed: Mar. 15, 2009
YUM! The only changes I made were I cranked the oven up to 400 for the first hour then lowered to 350 for the remaining two hours. Also I added red potatoes, carrots, and cabbage in the last hour. The sweet of the beer and sugar perfectly balance the saltiness of the corned beef. This was the best corned beef ever!
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The reviewer gave this recipe 4 stars. This recipe averages a 4.4 star rating.
Reviewed: Mar. 15, 2009
This is a good recipe, but if you are used to having corned beef one way; you may think this is too sweet. I made mine in the cockpot with 2 cans of Guiness. I put potatoes, carrots and cabbage in with it towards the end. The potatoes were done under 2 hours, the cabbage took slightly longer than 1 hour. Next time I make it I think I will opt out of putting any sugar in it at all. The beer is a great idea and even though I can't stand beer, it isn't noticeable in this recipe at all.
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Reviewed: Mar. 15, 2009
We just made this using the 18 hour crockpot method with the potatoes and cabbage under the meat (used the seasoning packet too). FANTASTIC corned beef..potatoes were a little too sweet. Such an easy and absolutely succulent corned beef recipe. Thanks so much!
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Reviewed: Mar. 15, 2009
I used a slow cooker and the seasoning packet. Hands down the best corned beef I've ever eaten.
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Reviewed: Mar. 15, 2009
We LOVE love love this recipe! I am taking it to work with me for St.Patrick's Day. We have a friendly "best cook" competition and this will throw me into the front! My family got a little concerned I wouldn't make some for home too. It will just be a 2 crockpot kinda day. . . Lucky me I will get it twice!
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Reviewed: Mar. 14, 2009
I make this every year for St. Patty's Day. I put onions, potatoes, carrots and cabbage wedges in bottom of the crockpot and then place the corned beef on top. I pack the brown sugar all over the meat and then pour on the Guinness. I also add about 1 cup of water. I cook on low for 10 hours. This is the best corned beef meal I have ever had!
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Reviewed: Mar. 14, 2009
Excellent. I made one this way and another the traditional way, and everyone preferred this one. Cooked on low in a crock pot and it came out very tender. I also used the spice packet. Next time I will cook the cabbage, carrots, and potatoes separately - the ones cooked with the beer were too sweet. I can't stand Guinness beer, but couldn't taste it at all in the beef - it just had a very good taste which we didn't think was too sweet at all. This will be our corned beef recipe from now on!
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The reviewer gave this recipe 3 stars. This recipe averages a 4.4 star rating.
Reviewed: Mar. 14, 2009
too sweet for us but thanks for the post
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