New recipe needed for corned silverside. Different recipe to the normal crockpot method. Must taste and look different! Its a nice cheap meal for an average to large family. Most of mine won't eat it any more.
mamaa,
Jul 21, 9:37pm
Have you tried cooking it in Gingerbeer...A nice flavourand put all the veg in with it.Including Onions... Carrots spuds. We just love corn beef.....
mamaa,
Jul 21, 9:38pm
Orgingerale I should of said... Ginger beer would be nice too I imagine.
cookessentials,
Jul 22, 7:43am
what "normal" crockpot method do you use #1?
lemonade,
Jul 22, 8:19am
Crockpot with onions mustard, honey, brown sugar and mixed herbs (and stock and water). Hubby and I love it. Kids no longer do, and won't eat it. So it has to look different as well as taste yummy.
twindizzy,
Jul 22, 9:20am
Orange zest and juice added
cookessentials,
Jul 22, 9:27am
Corned beef, rinse well. Place in crock pot and add boiled water from jug till just covered. Add malt vinegar( I dont measure, I just slosh it in , but probably a couple of tabespoons, maybe a little more) soft brown sugar( 1tbsp) bay leaves 2-3 and whole cloves ( about 6) On high for about 7 hours, then low till serving time. Served with creamy mash, sauteed cabbage and carrotsand either a mustard sauce or a nice onion sauce on the side
janienz1,
Jul 22, 9:45am
Maybe a different method of serving it rather than cooking it works. What about using it in another recipe afterwards, on cheese toasties, in a curry, cold with salad, in a veg casserole with cheese sauce or a tomato casserole, with smashed potatoes, stir fried with fresh veg ...
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jag5,
Jul 22, 10:40am
cold corned beef minced up with onion and mixed together with tomato sauce makes a lovely sandwich spread.
munrotti,
Jul 22, 4:37pm
Someone told me about cooking it in half cococola and half water.Tried it last week and was nice. Seemed less salty
womble37,
Jul 23, 4:30pm
Wash blood off cornbeef. Put in Crock Pot. Cover with water. 1 tsp of white Vinigar.1 Tablespoon of Golden syrup. The Golden syrup Tenderisers the meat. It melts in your mouth.
rover79,
Jul 23, 4:40pm
why not cook then slice and fryto colour it?
dee5,
Jul 23, 4:44pm
1 Tblsp vingar and 1 Tblsp worcestershire sauce..only way I do it now.
cookessentials,
Dec 1, 3:46am
You can roast it... I have a recipe if you would like it
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