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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"I haven't had that since I lived at home.... I miss my mums cooking "
its the easiest thing to make - one of the first phone calls from my son when he went to uni was - tell me again what goes into the hash - think he lived on it |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"it is spring and getting warmer - i made a huge pan of corned beef hash tonight and its lovely - keep diving in with the spoon  Sx"
Oooh, love corned beef but I've never heard of corned beef hash.
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By *MP3Man
over a year ago
Between Scylla and Charybdis |
"it is spring and getting warmer - i made a huge pan of corned beef hash tonight and its lovely - keep diving in with the spoon Sx
Oooh, love corned beef but I've never heard of corned beef hash.
Care to educate me? "
It's what we Celts would call stovies Ms Bold, but then shaped in to patties and fried like bubble and squeak |
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By *icketysplitsWoman
over a year ago
Way over Yonder, that's where I'm bound |
We always have corned beef with lots of onions and served with rice not bread. I've never even thought of having it with bread. I'll have to rethink.
Saltfish stew is with bread though, not rice.  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"it is spring and getting warmer - i made a huge pan of corned beef hash tonight and its lovely - keep diving in with the spoon Sx
Oooh, love corned beef but I've never heard of corned beef hash.
Care to educate me? "
carrots, spuds, onions, oxo, corned beef, sometimes i put barley in too - cook it all and add the corned beef at the end and just mix it in - better then next day - red cabbage and a crusty cob - woohoo  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"it is spring and getting warmer - i made a huge pan of corned beef hash tonight and its lovely - keep diving in with the spoon Sx
Oooh, love corned beef but I've never heard of corned beef hash.
Care to educate me?
carrots, spuds, onions, oxo, corned beef, sometimes i put barley in too - cook it all and add the corned beef at the end and just mix it in - better then next day - red cabbage and a crusty cob - woohoo "
Not on the Midlands or down here it isn't!
Onions, corned beef, baked beans, mashed potatoes baked then finished under the grill for that all important crispy potatoes top |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"it is spring and getting warmer - i made a huge pan of corned beef hash tonight and its lovely - keep diving in with the spoon Sx
Oooh, love corned beef but I've never heard of corned beef hash.
Care to educate me?
carrots, spuds, onions, oxo, corned beef, sometimes i put barley in too - cook it all and add the corned beef at the end and just mix it in - better then next day - red cabbage and a crusty cob - woohoo "
Oh my, sounds unbelievable. Thank you
Why the hell did I read this thread at midnight, drooling here. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"it is spring and getting warmer - i made a huge pan of corned beef hash tonight and its lovely - keep diving in with the spoon Sx
Oooh, love corned beef but I've never heard of corned beef hash.
Care to educate me?
carrots, spuds, onions, oxo, corned beef, sometimes i put barley in too - cook it all and add the corned beef at the end and just mix it in - better then next day - red cabbage and a crusty cob - woohoo
Oh my, sounds unbelievable. Thank you
Why the hell did I read this thread at midnight, drooling here. "
you should be here, house smells hungerful |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"it is spring and getting warmer - i made a huge pan of corned beef hash tonight and its lovely - keep diving in with the spoon Sx
Oooh, love corned beef but I've never heard of corned beef hash.
Care to educate me?
carrots, spuds, onions, oxo, corned beef, sometimes i put barley in too - cook it all and add the corned beef at the end and just mix it in - better then next day - red cabbage and a crusty cob - woohoo
Oh my, sounds unbelievable. Thank you
Why the hell did I read this thread at midnight, drooling here.
you should be here, house smells hungerful "
If I ever get to Manchester, I'll be popping round for tea. Invited or not! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"it is spring and getting warmer - i made a huge pan of corned beef hash tonight and its lovely - keep diving in with the spoon Sx
Oooh, love corned beef but I've never heard of corned beef hash.
Care to educate me?
carrots, spuds, onions, oxo, corned beef, sometimes i put barley in too - cook it all and add the corned beef at the end and just mix it in - better then next day - red cabbage and a crusty cob - woohoo
Not on the Midlands or down here it isn't!
Onions, corned beef, baked beans, mashed potatoes baked then finished under the grill for that all important crispy potatoes top"
You're nearly there, corned beef and boiled potatoes cut into half inch cubes then fried with the onion, serve with Heinz baked beans and thick sliced white bread and butter. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Stovies / corned beef hash here is more simple:
Either fry up onions with a chopped tin of corned beef and bashed up left over boiled potatoes / mash (this way you get the nice burnie bits).
If you have cabbage too, whack it in.
Or boil chopped/sliced potatoes, half way through ditch some water so the potatoes are just covered and add the corned beef and cook it together (this way is sloppy and mushy)
Any other root veg can be added, but plain an simple is always more popular. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"it is spring and getting warmer - i made a huge pan of corned beef hash tonight and its lovely - keep diving in with the spoon Sx"
My nan used to make corned beef hash, it was the best, Havent had it for years. You got any left over ? |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"it is spring and getting warmer - i made a huge pan of corned beef hash tonight and its lovely - keep diving in with the spoon Sx
Oooh, love corned beef but I've never heard of corned beef hash.
Care to educate me?
carrots, spuds, onions, oxo, corned beef, sometimes i put barley in too - cook it all and add the corned beef at the end and just mix it in - better then next day - red cabbage and a crusty cob - woohoo
Oh my, sounds unbelievable. Thank you
Why the hell did I read this thread at midnight, drooling here.
you should be here, house smells hungerful
If I ever get to Manchester, I'll be popping round for tea. Invited or not! "
youre welcome dolly, i may try and unstraighten you though over a crusty roll  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"it is spring and getting warmer - i made a huge pan of corned beef hash tonight and its lovely - keep diving in with the spoon Sx
Oooh, love corned beef but I've never heard of corned beef hash.
Care to educate me?
carrots, spuds, onions, oxo, corned beef, sometimes i put barley in too - cook it all and add the corned beef at the end and just mix it in - better then next day - red cabbage and a crusty cob - woohoo
Oh my, sounds unbelievable. Thank you
Why the hell did I read this thread at midnight, drooling here.
you should be here, house smells hungerful
If I ever get to Manchester, I'll be popping round for tea. Invited or not!
youre welcome dolly, i may try and unstraighten you though over a crusty roll "
Ha, it's been done before
"Never say never" is my motto |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Stovies / corned beef hash here is more simple:
Either fry up onions with a chopped tin of corned beef and bashed up left over boiled potatoes / mash (this way you get the nice burnie bits).
If you have cabbage too, whack it in.
Or boil chopped/sliced potatoes, half way through ditch some water so the potatoes are just covered and add the corned beef and cook it together (this way is sloppy and mushy)
Any other root veg can be added, but plain an simple is always more popular."
First the scones, now this.
You're needed in my kitchen, asap.  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"it is spring and getting warmer - i made a huge pan of corned beef hash tonight and its lovely - keep diving in with the spoon Sx
Oooh, love corned beef but I've never heard of corned beef hash.
Care to educate me?
carrots, spuds, onions, oxo, corned beef, sometimes i put barley in too - cook it all and add the corned beef at the end and just mix it in - better then next day - red cabbage and a crusty cob - woohoo
Oh my, sounds unbelievable. Thank you
Why the hell did I read this thread at midnight, drooling here.
you should be here, house smells hungerful
If I ever get to Manchester, I'll be popping round for tea. Invited or not!
youre welcome dolly, i may try and unstraighten you though over a crusty roll
Ha, it's been done before
"Never say never" is my motto "
Spaghetti's straight |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Onion, carrots, peas(optional),tin of tomatoes (optional), potatoes cut to around 3/4 inch cubes, oxi cube, pepper, splash of Worcester sauce. Bring to boil simmer till soft, add one tin of corned beef in small cubes, then leave that to simmer for another 20 mins. Add another tin of corned beef cut into larger cubes, give it another 10 mins. Serve with crusty bread, beetroot, pickled red cabbage, Branston or piccalilli.
You can even put a pastry crust on the top and call it a pie! And if that doesn't fill your belly, have it with dumplings. You won't be able to walk for a few hours though. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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My dad makes the best corned beef hash. Finished under the grill with cheese on top so it's bubbling with crispy bits. I can't eat much of it though as it's super stodge! Lol |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Must be a liverpool thing as our corned beef hash is just mashed potato with the corned beef mashed through it. Put it in an oven proof dish Drag a fork across the top of it put in the oven to crisp up. Serve with runny fried egg on it and beans with loads of pepper and brown sauce! But i work in Manchester and the they make it like a stew. I like mine better though. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Must be a liverpool thing as our corned beef hash is just mashed potato with the corned beef mashed through it. Put it in an oven proof dish Drag a fork across the top of it put in the oven to crisp up. Serve with runny fried egg on it and beans with loads of pepper and brown sauce! But i work in Manchester and the they make it like a stew. I like mine better though. "
Always knew, when you where skint..
Corned beef hash.. Or tater ash, scouse, then the next day scouse with a crust on! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Our corned beef hash was two tins of corned beef,a chopped onion,tin of chopped tomatoes fried together. Put in a baking dish and top with cheesy mashed potatoes,bake in the oven until the top goes crispy. Serve with savoy cabbage |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Must be a liverpool thing as our corned beef hash is just mashed potato with the corned beef mashed through it. Put it in an oven proof dish Drag a fork across the top of it put in the oven to crisp up. Serve with runny fried egg on it and beans with loads of pepper and brown sauce! But i work in Manchester and the they make it like a stew. I like mine better though.
Always knew, when you where skint..
Corned beef hash.. Or tater ash, scouse, then the next day scouse with a crust on! "
Not just when skint lol! It's still one of my favourite dinners. |
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