Reviewed: Mar. 20, 2012

I made this recipe because we are moving, and my dutch oven and crockpot are packed. The meat and veggies came out perfect. I was pleasantly suprised as to how tender the meat was. I did add a bottle of beer to the pot for some extra flavor. Will make this recipe again.

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hopper

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Cooking Level: Intermediate

Home Town: Buffalo, New York, USA

Living In: Raleigh, North Carolina, USA

Reviewed: Mar. 16, 2012

this is THE authentic recipe that my aunt shioban has always made and it was passed down from the family...she still lives in ireland so i trust her...lol...but my family adds 3/4-1" cut carrots (always on diagonal as my aunt says they are sweeter that way...and btw, we always have bubble and squeak the next day if there are leftovers...but we donot add ham or bacon or any spices...just dice all the ingredients (including corned beef) and put in a hot cast iron pan (treated of course so no oil), let it fry up and served...i make my own mustard/horseradish sauce and there is always enough left for bubble and squeak...if not, it is simple to make...HAPPY ST. PATRICKS DAY

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laurawhitetail

Reviewed: Mar. 16, 2012

I've been making this recipe for 35 years. My family doesn't like the spices in the cabbage so I put the seasonings in a tea ball so we get the flavor but not the seeds in the cabbage!

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lbau719

Reviewed: Mar. 8, 2012

my mothers mother made this and my mom made it for us and i have been making this pretty much the same way for 35 years its awsome i add a home made chicken broth that i make and freeze all the time rlly makes alot of flavor happy st pats day

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sullyyyyyy

Reviewed: Feb. 15, 2012

I also use the spice packet or a combination of peppercorns, garlic and pickeling spices. My mother used to add an extra step; after the corn beef was done and cooled slightly she would brush one side with mustard, sprinkle on a little brown sugar and place under the broiler until the sugar melted and formed a thin glaze.

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