Is your corned beef in the crock?

Ms_Ann

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The damn store was out of cabbage but I finally scored. Everybody is fucking Irish on St. Patty's day. :)
 
Love corned beef. Typically goes in the smoker slow and low but I was lazy so the crock pot it is.

I like cabbage. But not enough to stink up my whole house. Fingering potatoes with a lemon butter sauce instead.
 
Right now mine smells a little like goat piss. I hope that settles down.


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You making a pastrami?

Not really. Don't use the right spices and not that slow at 275. Three hours then another hour in a aluminum pan 1/3 covered in water. I also use a rub. The last hour draws out the salt and makes is just as tender as a crockpot.
 
Not really. Don't use the right spices and not that slow at 275. Three hours then another hour in a aluminum pan 1/3 covered in water. I also use a rub. The last hour draws out the salt and makes is just as tender as a crockpot.

I've got a point in the freezer that's going to be a nice pastrami when I have time.
 
It's been curing in the fridge for a week or so, but will be going into the slow cooker this morning.
 
Fun fact: The Irish in Ireland ate bacon and cabbage because bacon was cheaper than beef. Then immigrants to America found out that beef was cheaper here.
 
Fun fact: The Mexican soup pozole was originally made with the flesh of human sacrificial victims! :)

After the Spanish conquered Mexico, the people found pork (previously unknown in the New World) an acceptable substitute.
 
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Oh, and there never were any snakes in Ireland since the last Ice Age. The story is probably a metaphor for St. Patrick suppressing the Druids.

There once was a daring young Druid
Whose manner of living was luid
He'd engage Druid lasses
In small talk -- no passes
But the next thing they knew they'd been scruid

-- Isaac Asimov or John Ciardi, I forget which
 
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corned beef and cabbage

Yep, beef in the crock pot, later will add the potatoes and cabbage,(l don't like my cabbage over cooked like it to be still a little firm:) and will have Irish soda bread with Irish butter, and lots of ground black pepper on the potatoes with malt vinegar on the cabbage... yum yum! Oh and a boilermaker too!
 
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