A Delicious melt in your mouth meal! |
Ingredients:
4 pounds lean corned beef roast**
1 (12 ounce) bottle light beer
1/2 cup very strong coffee
water
2 pounds radishes (optional)
1 head of cabbage, cut into 8 wedges
16 tablespoons brown deli mustard (optional)
3/4 cup sour cream (optional)
3 to 4 tablespoons grated horseradish (optional)
Method:
Remove the beef from it's package and rinse off the seasonings. Place the roast in the basin of a slow cooker.. Add the beer and coffee. Add just enough water to completely cover the roast. Cover and cook on low for 5 1/2 hours.
Rinse and remove the stems from the radishes. Leave small radishes whole and cut large radishes in half. Add to the liquid in the slow cooker. If necessary, move the beef above the radishes, so that they are completely immersed. Place the cabbage wedges on top of the meat. (It is okay if the cabbage is touching the liquid, but it should not be immersed. Continue to cook for another 2 to 2 1/2 hours, or until the vegetables are tender. When the meal has finished cooking, use tongs to remove the cabbage to a serving platter. Remove the beef to a carving board. Slice off any exterior fat and cut into 1/2 - 1 inch thick slices. Use a slotted spoon to remove the radishes from the liquid. Add to the meat and cabbage on the platter. Makes 8 servings. If desired, serve with brown mustard and a sauce created by mixing the sour cream and horseradish together.
**Each year, when corned beef is plentiful, and on sale, I buy 2 or more, and store the extras in the freezer.
Nutritional info per serving (with all optional ingredients: radishes, mustard & horseradish sauce), approximately:
691 calories ~ 48 grams fat ~ 10.8 grams net carbs ~ 45 grams protein
Nutritional info per serving (with mustard and without radishes and horseradish sauce), approximately:
631 calories ~ 44 grams fat ~ 7.5 grams net carbs ~ 44 grams protein
Notes: I recently served this meal to my husband and godparents. My husband, who has never cared for corned beef, loved how tender and tasty the meat was. My auntie said that the cabbage was the best she ever tasted. We like to garnish the meat and veggies with both the horseradish sauce and mustard ~ Delicious!
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