OVEN BAKED CORNED BEEF Recipe | St Paddy’s Day


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  1. Frank Kolton
    Frank Kolton says:

    It's that time of the year again. I too always roast mine, besides the great texture, the taste is more flavorful (meat simmering too long loses some flavor, just like it does when used for making stock) also the appearance from roasting is pleasing to the eye as opposed to a grey boiled blob. Most restaurants roast it too, in covered hotel pans, until the last 10 to 15 minutes, they uncover them and turn up the temp to high for color. The slime is a combination of brine, collagen, and myoglobin, when meat packing companies cryovac the individual pieces of brisket, the vacuum within packaging causes the liquid to exude. As you said, it's not harmful, it will though cause quite a bit of grayish/brownish scum on top of the water if cooked by simmering, unless rinsed off.

    Great video, professional looking and moves along at a nice pace, I'll have to check out some of your other videos. I've cooked for many decades, but I still learn all the time and I'm always looking for new ideas. Thanks for nice vid.

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  2. BodyFusions Massage
    BodyFusions Massage says:

    I actually purchased a corned beef a couple of days ago and told my husband I was going to try it. He said, "oh, for St. Patrick's Day?" I said, no, I just saw it and decided to buy it. Apparently, someone at his office told him it was a tradition in their family on St. Patrick's Day. I'd never heard about that so my purchase was by circumstance. I'm always nervous about preparing meat I know nothing about. I didn't grow up eating Corned Beef. Any meat we had my mother fried until it was burned. So, I'm always trying to learn new things about cooking meat and fish. So, I'm going to try your recipe as it looks lovely and delicious. What do you serve your Corned Beef with? Thank you, Christy

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  3. Saint socram Nŷmaíã
    Saint socram Nŷmaíã says:

    Cleaning your meat is always necessary, don't let anyone tell you otherwise,
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    you don't truly know who handled your meat before it got to that package.
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    3 part Water and 1 part any kind of acidic solution like vinegar, orange, lime, lemons ect ect.

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  4. Tracey McNamara
    Tracey McNamara says:

    Happy St. Patrick's Day! ☘️

    I usually braise it on the stove top, but I'm doing it your way this year! I even already had the exact same pickling spice mixture in my pantry. Can you tell me the weight of yours? Mine is 3.68 lbs, flat cut.

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