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[Closed] Corned beef - how do you like yours?

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It would still be absolutely fine when opened if left that long though. Perfect zombie apocalypse grub. You couldn’t do that with poncey artisan charcuterie!

Cross-posted comment of the century 🤣😂

TinnedBrexit Brisket

I’m not going defend it.


 
Posted : 31/01/2021 11:24 am
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As the post above, corned beef is one of those food stuffs that people seem to love or absolutely despise 😀

Personally I love it and the fave is simple, complete with even more hated products.

Mix a tin into some boiled spuds for hash, roll out some pre made pastry and cut around a 6" or so plate. Drop some mixture into one half of the circle, fold over and press the sides with a watered fork.

Cook at 190 degrees for 20 minutes and have two at once with some medium thick bisto gravy and HP sauce.

One regular tin of corned beef and enough spuds for mash for two makes about 8 or 9 pasties.

So many wrongs and chemicals I'm sure, but it tastes so nice I invariably have the last two for breakfast the day after - also taste goo rewarmed in a microwave. Slice in half and cook on full for 2 minutes. With said gravy they are possibly better than just baked.


 
Posted : 31/01/2021 11:29 am
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As the post above, corned beef is one of those food stuffs that people seem to love or absolutely despise 😀

FTFY


 
Posted : 31/01/2021 11:53 am
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Corned beef stovies.


 
Posted : 31/01/2021 12:28 pm
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In the dog. AKA tinned Myocardial infarction.


 
Posted : 31/01/2021 12:43 pm
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Only on STW can a light hearted post about favoured comfort foods get you accused of being a brexiteer and all sorts of random judgements made about people's values and politics based on a sandwich filling FFS! 😂

For the record, I love "poncey artisan charcuterie", I've even had a go at making my own. It's undoubtedly "better" in qualitative terms than tinned corned beef, but that's not what this thread was about. Occasionally reaching for store cupboard comfort foods, and daring to enjoy them doesn't make me a xenophobic brexiteer


 
Posted : 31/01/2021 1:02 pm
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Sorry OP. Had too much coffee and my inspired ‘Corned beef is a metaphor for Brexit ‘reverso-comedy/satire seems to have unsurprisingly choked on itself. It wasn’t name-calling.

Please file under ‘How not to re-do Phil Kaye’s ‘Garlic Bread?’ sketch’ (on caffeine and pre-apocalyptic politics)

As you were, OP. Will behave from now on. And in defence I did post one (non-poncey) tinned corned beef recipe 😇. Have reported my offending post as Spam.


 
Posted : 31/01/2021 1:24 pm
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Fair enough 👍 As a knuckle dragging gammon intent on destroying the rainforest, humour cleverer than knock knock jokes goes right over my head! 😉 😀

One of my favourite foody books is "Food DIY" by Tim Haywood. I've made my own sausages, salami, chorizo, smoked cheese and all sorts from it. There is a recipe in there for salt beef which I keep meaning to have a go at.

I did have a salt beef sandwich from a deli in New York on a trip with my wife a few years ago. It was indeed memorable.

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Have reported my offending post as Spam.

Now that's humour at my level, well played! 😆


 
Posted : 31/01/2021 3:26 pm
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I love corned beef.

My favourite is one pan corned beef hash. Potatoes over cooked so almost mushy, put to one side. Then fry onions, courgettes and anything else you have, add tinned tomatoes, oxo cube stock. Throw in the potatoes and corned beef. Eggs are optional.

Serve on a plate and eat with fresh white buttered bread, brown sauce and some grated cheese.

Always make too much and save this in the fridge for dinner the following day.

I do like it in sandwiches but I prefer tinned pek, reminds me of sandwiches my great aunty lily used to make me.


 
Posted : 31/01/2021 4:05 pm
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Phil Kaye?


 
Posted : 31/01/2021 4:08 pm
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Peter's lesser known but more gastronomically adventurous brother?


 
Posted : 31/01/2021 4:10 pm
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Yeah Peter Kay! 😳

Phil Kaye is a most inspiring cyclist


 
Posted : 31/01/2021 4:17 pm
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Phil Kaye is a most inspiring cyclist

Wow yes. Very impressive (and unrecognisable).


 
Posted : 31/01/2021 7:28 pm
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Corned beef hash pizza used to be one of my favourite foods as a student. I'll occasionally make one nowadays but only when I'm hungover, which isn't very often.


 
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