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By Gene-O
on March 29, 2003
Well, after the long 10 hours, the small potatoes were still semi-hard, but it is a great dish, the meat was superb. I downsized the recipe online to 6 people but it barely fit in my big crockpot. It's a good recipe, I guess I need to do it again to get it perfect.
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on March 17, 2010
Yummy! My hubby said he doesn't like corned beef but I made him try it anyways and he loved it! :) Now he wants me to make it a regular meal. Thanks! PS. I did add the packet that came with the brisket and instead of pepper I used 6 peppercorns.
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on March 16, 2010
I Plan on making this Tomorrow for Actual St Patricks day dinner. My question is... Do I add the spice packet and stuff that comes with the Corned beef or leave it out? It doesn't say in the recipe. Another poster said she used the spice packet that comes with the corned beef so thinking that's what I should do.
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on March 16, 2010
I made this last year for a company dinner, and it was overwhelmingly decided the best dish present! I'm getting ready to make it again for home this year. My wife doesn't like cabbage, and she's never had corned beef, but I've promised her she'll love this recipe! Thanks to the creator of this dish!
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on March 13, 2009
LOVED IT! Made the recipe exactly as described and it was delicious. I've only made corned beef one time before and I just boiled it on the stove with the little spice packet that it came with. What a difference!! The Guiness added such a great flavor to it, and the leftovers just got better and better. Even my kindergartener and 18 month old liked it!! This is the first recipe that I have made off of this website, and I will certainly be coming back!
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on January 08, 2007
I will never make corned beef any other way. I thought the toughness of the meat was from not having high quality. I was not cooking low and slow enough! It nearly fell apart into lovely, fragrant, tasty-tangy pieces. Tender, lovely!!! The crockpot method made all the difference in the world.
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Great corn beef and cabbage recipe. Could not have been easier and the results were great. There was plenty for everyone, with lots left over. I see some cornbeef on rye sandwiches in my lunch box on Monday. I didn't change a thing on this recipe--the recipe is perfect as it. Thanks for posting.
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I skipped the veggies, and just did the corned beef in the beer and spices! It was great! Thank you!
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on January 25, 2005
Wonderful! The first recipe I made in my first crockpot. Super successful: easy to make, the veggies all came out perfectly cooked, the meat was tender and delicious, and DH loved it. The largest corned beef brisket I could find was 2.67 lbs; there's just enough left for two meager sandwiches! I made this exactly as called for except for throwing in the spice packet that came with the brisket. Thanks Rita, this recipe goes into my new "My Favorites" cookbook.
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on January 21, 2004
This recipe produces perfect textured corned beef that is tender and still moist. I wanted this recipe for just two people so I got the zaar printout for two - For veggies, meat & liquid the changes were fine but you cannot cut the spices and herb back to 1/4. I cut them back to half of the original recipe and they were just right.. The crockpot cooking time was 7 hours and I added the potatoes & cabbage after 5 hours, turned to high for 45 minutes and then back to low. Everything came out just right. Very enjoyable meal Thanks Rita it's a keeper
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on March 30, 2003
This was the first time I used the crockpot for Corned Beef and Cabbage...it went together nicely and was quite good...Really enjoyed this recipe...Thank you, Rita...Sharon P.
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on March 18, 2003
Delicious Corned Beef, It was so tender. I belive that it the beer that makes it so tender. I did cook it in my big dutch oven on top of the stove. I had way to much for my crock-pot.I served it with your Irish Soda Bread. Love that recipe. This was enjoyed by everyone.Thanks for the recipe ,Rita
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I liked the addition of parsnips and mustard. I also added 2 tbls of apple cider vinegar. Meat was very tender and this was much easier than doing on top of stove.
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on March 08, 2007
If you like parsnips this is the meal for you. We had never had parsnips before and I found the smell while they cooked revolting. And the meat and vegetables tasted like parsnips. We will be leaving the parsnips out next time. The meat was very tender and was good because you couldn't taste the parsnips very much.
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on March 18, 2004
This was easy to put together that's where the two stars come from. This amount of food barely fit in my 6 qt. crock pot. Eight hours would have been plenty, the meat was starting to go dry. Vegetables stewed in beer was just not my thing. I won't make this again.
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on March 18, 2004
a couple of things: I substituted ΒΌ teaspoon dry thyme for fresh, added 2 tablespoons red wine vinegar, added the packet of spices that came with the corned beef and added the juices that where in the pouch with the corned beef (only because it said I should).......but I gotta tell ya, this was excellent.....everything was cooked perfectly (I would use larger chunks of carrots next time 'cause they were a bit over cooked) I only have 1 question. Three of us ate a 3 lb. beef. How could you possibly feed 8 to 10 from this recipe ??? (Hint: always use the flat corned beef. It's a much leaner cut.)I'll never cook a corned beef in boiling water again !!!
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Serving Size: 1 (883 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 8
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