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For those of you who boil their corn beef, I was wondering if you put the red gelatin-like liquid in the water with the meat, or do you throw it away?
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From: Illinois | Registered: Feb 2006
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Patches...I think I've seen what you're talking, but not sure. If it's mainly seasoning, then I might. If it's mostly food color, I wouldn't. This question really caught my eye, because I JUST FINISHED TASTING my corned beef that's in the oven! I was going to cook it yesterday, but I ran short on time. Mine had a spice packet, but it was all dry spices, and I could recognize pepper and mustard seed, but nothing else. I'm sure it's great with or without the seasoning, but I always use it. Do you do yours with cabbage? I do, plus carrots and potatoes.
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From: norman, ok | Registered: Apr 2005
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Mine had a packet of dry spices and I put those in, but this is just like liquid red gelatin that surrounds the meat. I ended up not putting the red stuff in because I don't remember it being in there years ago. I've never fixed mine in the oven because I like to cook the carrots, cabbage, and potatoes in the same water I cook the meat in. I've got about another 90 minutes before mine is done and my mouth is watering already. I serve it with rye bread and horseradish.
Thanks for the feedback!
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Patches...I also like all that stuff together...I cut the potatoes and carrots in large pieces, and throw it all in together. I slow cook for three and a half to four hours at 300, then turn off the heat and leave in the oven for 1 hour. The veggies and meat are perfect! I need to try it with horseradish and rye!
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From: norman, ok | Registered: Apr 2005
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I do my brisket like that, smoke it for 3 or 4 hours and finish it in the oven, when I am done it just falls apart.
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From: Haskell Oklahoma Zone 6b | Registered: Feb 2005
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I do mine in the crock pot also but only make it for Dan cuz I do not care for it at all.
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From: Washington, the state that is... | Registered: Aug 2004
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I want to try to make my own, it isn't that hard, just use kosher salt and pickling spice, and brine it for a few days.
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From: Haskell Oklahoma Zone 6b | Registered: Feb 2005
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It's a brine and is suppose to be tossed. But for me personally I add it right in with everything else. I get the corned beef without the packet it's cheaper lol. But here is the recipe for pickling spice.
2 cinnamon sticks 10 bay leaves 2 small dried red hot chiles 5 star anise 4 Tbsp Mustard Seeds 2 Tbsp Ground ginger 2 Tbsp Allspice berries 2 tsp Cloves 2 Tbsp Black Peppercorns 2 Tbsp Coriander seeds 2 tsp Cardamom seeds 2 Tbsp dill seeds
Break the cinnamon stick, bay leaves, chiles, and star anise into pieces.
Roughly chop all the other ingredients, leaving most of the seeds whole.
Combine and store in a tightly sealed jar for several months.
For the corned beef use about 1 Tablespoon of this pickling spice for the best flavor. I also don't believe that it's corned beef unless it's cooked with cabbage but that's just because I grew up that way lol.
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From: triangle, virginia | Registered: Mar 2005
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Sure are!!! You gotta love that corned beef! It's the greatest!!!
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I'm getting hungry for Corned beef and trimmings too. When Ye buy it all in the package yue put all the juices in the packages in it. I put a little bit of water in the package to get it all. Then sprinkle the spices on. I have made it a lot of ways but the Crockpot is definatly the best. I add the veggies towards the end and the cabbage closer toward the end as it cooks a lot quicker. Yum I'm so hungry fer it!! I like Creamed horseradish and Horseradish mustard with it.
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I'm getting hungry for Corned beef and trimmings too. When Ye buy it all in the package yue put all the juices in the packages in it. I put a little bit of water in the package to get it all. Then sprinkle the spices on. I have made it a lot of ways but the Crockpot is definatly the best. I add the veggies towards the end and the cabbage closer toward the end as it cooks a lot quicker. Yum I'm so hungry fer it!! ![[Wink]](wink.gif)
I like Creamed horseradish and Horseradish mustard with it.![[muggs]](graemlins/mugggggs.gif)
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