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Mirj

Wed Apr 20, 2005 10:05 am

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I've got 2 kilos of corned beef in my crockpot and the house smells wonderful!

Julesong

Wed Apr 20, 2005 12:21 pm

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Mirj wrote:
I've got 2 kilos of corned beef in my crockpot and the house smells wonderful!

In the crockpot is my favorite way to make corned beef!

It smells so wonderfully good, and comes out so nice and tender. Did you use a recipe?

Shirl (J) 831

Wed Apr 20, 2005 1:22 pm

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what time is supper?

Mirj

Wed Apr 20, 2005 1:43 pm

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Julesong wrote:

Mirj wrote:
I've got 2 kilos of corned beef in my crockpot and the house smells wonderful!

In the crockpot is my favorite way to make corned beef!

It smells so wonderfully good, and comes out so nice and tender. Did you use a recipe?

No recipe. Corned beef bought fresh from the butcher (who pickles it himself). Add 1 cup of Coke, 1 hour on high, 8 hours on low. Overnight in the fridge, then cut it cold with an electric knife for paper thin slices. Yum!