Instant Pot Corned Beef & Cabbage


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Well if THIS one ain’t “The Luck ‘O The Irish!” Being a Jewish boy who was raised in the burbs of NYC, I know a thing or two about Pastrami and Corned Beef, …

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  1. The Kat
    The Kat says:

    Sarah. I can't find your comment nor my reply so to let you know. I cooked a 4 lb corned beef, not flat, for 50 minutes with a complere natural release and it came out perfectly. Veggies are now cooking.

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  2. Lisa White
    Lisa White says:

    I love your videos and how you cook in the instant pot but I ask this one thing I would like to ask could you please write the ingredients down so I can’t get every measurement just like you if it’s not too much to ask please and thank you

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  3. Drams O'Scotch
    Drams O'Scotch says:

    Good video but having cooked this dish for many years I make mine a little different.

    First off I braise the beef for a little bit and add a little brown sugar to go with the packet of spices. I also use whole small red potatoes with the skin on because the skin is the best part and adds color to the meal. Some sliced celery added in with the cabbage is amazing. I'm also puzzled by you pouring the liquid all over the beef and veggies after their done..this ain't a soup man, everything is already super moist. Just cover the meat in foil and it'll stay juicy for a long time.

    Also mustard and horseradish (prepared not cream style) are best for dipping.

    Other than that you did a good job for a neophyte.

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  4. Me Here
    Me Here says:

    "Is this Jewish cooking?"

    Oddly enough it sort of is. Irish immigrants learned to make corned beef from their Jewish neighbours, just like they learned to make baked beans from Americans of Puritan descent.

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