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This thread has reminded me I've not had tinned corned beef since I was a kid and this must change
Bought a tin the other day for the first time in years.
It didn't taste how I remembered it, awful, won't be buying it again.
This thread has reminded me I've not had tinned corned beef since I was a kid and this must change
I think I maybe once had corned beef hash as an adult even though it seems to be a strong childhood memory of being quite regular. That's very wrong, it's so nice especially on a chilly autumn night.This thread has reminded me I've not had tinned corned beef since I was a kid and this must change
Thanks for clarifying, my morning brain conjured up several scenarios before I got to that bit.The OH used to do a corned beef stuffed marrow.
You notice the word 'used' because I told her never again![]()
It has been called that in the UK since the 1700s, when it was a staple of Royal Navy rations and later Army rats. The Army only stopped using it for ratpacks in the early 2000s.In America, corned beef is called Bully beef.
keep it simple .. forgot to show the obligatory brown sauce ..
corned beef hash (pots/onions/garlic/herbs/corned-beef) for dinner
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I was the same -seem to remember it from years ago but it didn't taste the same as my memory said.Bought a tin the other day for the first time in years.
It didn't taste how I remembered it, awful, won't be buying it again.
Why is corned beef so expensive nowadays? I thought between that and spam they’re supposed to be the cheapest of the cheap faux-meats, they’re over £3.50 everywhere around here![]()
That’s what I said!
Between that and a packet of sausages…I’d pick sausages. Actually you can get a packet of mince beef for more weight for less money.
Bigot!Corn beef and brown sauce sandwich. School lunch on Tuesdays when it was curry day.
Yea actually when you put it like that.
Probably because everyone is hoarding it in their loft or whatever because it basically doesn't go off, waiting for the world to go to ****.