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Freezing Corned Beef
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Use it as the meat in a Shepherds/Cottage pie. Seriously yummy!
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try corned beef hash. we're having it tomorrow.
Recipe
1 tin of cheapest corned beef
1 onion
4/5 average size carrots
1 stock cube
2 oxos
salt n peppar
3/4 large potatoes
chop corned beef, onion & carrots, put in a pan, cover with water and bring to a simmer, add oxos, stockcube & salt n peppar, simmer slowly. peel & cube the potatoes, add to pan & suimmer until all is cooked. Top with a pie crust or add dumplings. Loveley on a cold winters nite!!!!!!!!!
It can be frozen too. Funnily enough, it always tastes better too when left, I usually cook it the nite before & warm through when I get in from work. Hubby n kids love it.:A Heaven sent MSE :A0 -
Does anyone know If I can freeze fresh corned beef slices from the butchers? I bought some to do a hash with but havn't had the time to make it yet.
Can I pop them in the freezer?£2.00 Coin Savers Club - £72.00 :j :j
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I've frozen corned beef sandwiches for DH's lunch on several occasions and he hasn't complained.0
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But does he eat them? Tee hee."Life's too short to stuff a mushroom" - Shirley Conran...she wasn't an Old Styler then, was she? :rotfl:0
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I've just pulled a chunk of corned beef out of the freezer - it's fine. Mr TM will open a can to make himself sandwiches and then leave the rest in the fridge. I'll just pop it inthe freezer if I don't want to use it. It will still be fine for sandwiches - but hash will cover a multitide of sins anyway IYKWIM
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Thanks everyone, CB is now in the freezer! £2.00 Coin Savers Club - £72.00 :j :j
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Hi All
Does anyone know if it's OK to freeze corned beef ? Hubby always buys large tins and then the remains get left in the fridge till I chuck them out. I'm not a fan, but he likes corned beef sarnies and hash. Does the texture/ taste deteriorate in the freezer?0 -
I have frozen corned beef hash for ages and that's always been fine (but then the corned beef has already been cooked)That's Numberwang!0
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i buy a big tin and freeze half no bother0
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