Corned Beef & Cabbage Dinner ~ Ready in an hour! (Pressure Cooker Recipe)


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  1. SueEllen S
    SueEllen S says:

    I love corned beef and just bought a small brisket today. Do you have a recipe for just pressure cooking the meat, without the veggies…timing? I apologize if I missed it in these two videos. Thank you so much for all of your work and information you provide.

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  2. Illume Eltanin
    Illume Eltanin says:

    Good morning, Louise.
    I watched both videos and I have two questions:
    1. I prefer using the point cut, as I am very much "Mrs. Jack Sprat" and love gelatinous with fatty cuts. However, I do find the point cuts to shred more than slice, and I would love to attain a sliceable texture with a point cut. Would using the sous vide method, perhaps for less time on a point cut, help me achieve that?
    2. I love the flavor of Guinness and a little malt vinegar as my cooking liquids in my corned beef and cabbage. But, your directions to use the resultant juices sound great. I totally understand not putting the liquids in while doing the sous vide. But would you recommend doing a cup of Guinness and malt vinegar and a cup of the juices during the pressure cook cycle to attain the flavor I'm looking for?

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