St Patrick's Day
#61
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Re: St Patrick's Day
I still buy it occasionally, it makes a yummy 'tater hash'...the white stuff on the sides of it is actually fat and it really does add to the taste
#64
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That is corned beef out of the can. Typically from Brazil, Uruguay or Argentina. You can get that in the Caribbean or hispanic section in supermarkets in the US. Traditional staple of 1950s era British cuisine.
(EDIT: Yes it has LOTS of flavor. So much you could vomit after eating the whole can on your own.)
(EDIT: Yes it has LOTS of flavor. So much you could vomit after eating the whole can on your own.)
#65
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edit: mustard-spam salad. get that image out of my head
#68
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I've never seen canned corned beef, the only way I've seen or had it is like the pic Leslie showed. Boiled in a big pot with potatos, carrots and cabbage.
#70
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Not a fan of corned beef at all, unless it is made into hash. Canned CB Hash isn't bad at all. I'm a pastrimi girl, myself.
I love jelly beans but damn disappointed this year not to have found anyone that sells bags of just the licorice jelly beans
I love jelly beans but damn disappointed this year not to have found anyone that sells bags of just the licorice jelly beans
#71
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No, you need to place it in a large roaster with beer and then roast it. As nice and tender, at least DH tells me it is. That's how they made it down at the club on St. Paddy's Day for our dinner/dance.
#72
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My mum used to make corned beef sandwiches for my school packed lunch in the 80's. I loved it, just bread, butter and a few slices of corned beef. Haven't had it for years but right now I'm craving some!
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The addition of a little bit of HP sauce is nice as well, if you like that sort of thing.