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I think I would love colcannon, but I've never made it (or had it). It's just potatoes and cabbage, right? There's an awesome sounding recipe on the Food Channel site. It has ham in it too.
Knowing your taste in food from City Data, I think you would love it! Here is a link. I have never heard of using Kale. I use cabbage. If you want a specific recipe, I have one. There are others online.
Hey, you gave me an idea. This is my first St. Patrick's as a vegetarian, but when in London in November, I had a potato, mushroom, and ale pie. It was soooo good. Maybe I will make that!
I did not read through all of the responses. I wonder if anyone can tell me what the difference is between flat cut and point cut corned beef brisket. Which is the more tender cut and which should I buy to cook in the crockpot??
I did not read through all of the responses. I wonder if anyone can tell me what the difference is between flat cut and point cut corned beef brisket. Which is the more tender cut and which should I buy to cook in the crockpot??
Point cut has more fat, so it is juicier and more tender than a flat.
Point cut has more fat, so it is juicier and more tender than a flat.
Thank you! Still can't rep you, but thanks. I expect that's the more expensive cut? I never remember from year to year, so I usually buy the more expensive one.
Definitely the Point this year.....if I can remember by next week, lol
I might do a cottage ham boiled with cabbage, green beans, and potatoes this weekend. I don't know how Irish it is (certainly more Irish than corned beef ) but my Irish-American grandma used to make it all the time.
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) but my Irish-American grandma used to make it all the time.
