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Tastiest corn beef….. Never had tasted one so good! This was so amazing. Still warranted amazing results. So easy, and it was so tender. Will never make it another way again. I also sent it to my mother-in-law, as I told her about it, and she requested the recipe. This is truly the best corned beef I have ever made! It was a huge hit with everyone in my family and so easy to make. Do exactly as Sabrina says. Sooooo delicious.

Served with buttery horseradish roasted potatoes. Thank you for sharing! My husband said this is the BEST corned beef he had ever eaten. Thank you!! I found my go to way to cook corned beef!! This recipe is an absolute winner! Eh, while the corned beef was delicious I in no way had a crispy top, even after a broiler session. The sugar in the braise really added a nice flavor to the meat though. I am currently making this right now…after reading about the confusion of how much wate, I may not have put enough water in.

Will this make it tougher? I am 7 hours in…. Show More Comments. Friend's Email Address. Your Name. Your Email Address. Send Email. Skip to content It's finally here!

Email address Sign Up Now. No soggy Corned Beef, even from a slow cooker! Yield 8 servings. Prep Time 5 minutes. Cook Time 9 hours. Searing does not seal in juices, in fact, there is a slightly greater moisture loss. This was debunked a while ago. We are willing to exchange the slight moisture loss for the browning flavors developed by the Maillard reaction. Well after the other very aware and cearly experienced comments, not alot needs to be added. We have corned beef at least times a year.

You slice corned beef against the grain to get a smooth slice instead of the stringy slices shown in your photo. Yep, I noticed that also.

NOT the proper way to slice a brisket! Seeing that the brisket is going to be slow cooked in water searing it will do absolutely nothing to seal in the juices. Corned beef briskets are brined in salt water by the meat producers.

The brining can vary depending on the salt solution and the length of time the brisket sits in the brine. I have been fortunate to not find a too salty corned beef, but to be safe, you could soak the brisket in fresh water refrigerated for a couple days to extract some of that salt. Finally, for those who question the term braise and the small amount of liquid here Luck o' the Irish to you!

Read More. Most helpful critical review Poirot. Rating: 3 stars. Made two corned beef roasts for a family dinner - one traditional boiled, and this one. Everyone preferred the taste of the traditionally cooked beef, and this one was a little dry - even though I watched and checked it regularly while cooking. I agree with another reviewer that tablespoons is too little water for "braising". Reviews: Most Helpful. Baking Nana Allstar. Awesome recipe - Easy and so delicious! Thank you Mauigirl.

This is a keeper for sure. After searing I placed the corned beef on a rack above the little bit of water - followed the instructions as stated - the wonderful aroma of this braising was not to be believed. I offered to set some aside for my daughter to take home to her corned beef hating husband and he absolutely loved it. I will have to make more tomorrow. Thank you! I got a really nice flat cut corned beef at Costco - very lean. I used about a tablespoon of the browning sauce.

I triple wrapped the corned beef in heavy aluminium foil on a baking sheet. It cooked for about 5 hours at We ate some for dinner and then I used a slicer to thin slice the rest for sandwiches. Cathy Myers Allstar. Out o' Sight brisket recipe, Jules! I copycatted your menu exactly and oh what a treat! Like Baking Nana, I bought my flat cut brisket at Costco, followed your directions to a "T" with one tiny addition of more sliced garlic and onion just because onions and garlic are in their own food group at Cathy Myers' house!

Flavorful, fork tender - the very best we've ever had! I found myself cutting off chunks of the leftovers for a protein snack! Couldn't help myself! Randy got his Reuban sammie fix that's for certain! Alternatively, wait until the corned beef is done, then pull it out of the pot and cover it to keep warm, or set it in a F oven. Cook whole small red potatoes and cabbage cut into wedges in the liquid until they are done. Cooking corned beef in a slow cooker has all the benefits of boiling, but you don't have to keep watch while it cooks.

Place a quartered onion, a carrot, a couple of garlic cloves , and a few stalks of celery in the slow cooker. You can also add potatoes if you like. Set the corned beef on top of the vegetables, sprinkle it with a tablespoon of pickling spice, and add just enough water to submerge the beef.

Baked corned beef develops a fabulous crispy crust. Before you bake it, however, you must boil it to remove some of the curing salt. Place the corned beef in a large pot and cover with water. Bring to a boil while you preheat the oven to F. Discard the water and repeat to draw out more of the salt.

Set the corned beef fat-side up in a baking pan and cover with foil.



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