Beef brisket and corned beef can be related, but they're not the same. The main similarity between them is that they can share the same beginnings — both sourced from the lower chest of the cow — but ...

It's time to get ready to cook some corned beef. As we head into Monday's St. Patrick's Day, there will undoubtedly be lots of corned beef cooking this weekend. It's the time of year when corned beef ...

On St. Patrick's Day, plenty of us in metro Detroit tend to get a wee bit Irish. And that includes savoring some mighty fine corned beef. There will be sandwiches made with mounds of thinly sliced ...

This is the time of year when corned beef and cabbage shine. With Sunday's St. Patrick's Day, many of us are doning green and "Kiss Me I'm Irish" shirts while hoping to savor some mighty fine corned ...

EAU CLAIRE, Wis. (WEAU) - Angie Horkan, with the Wisconsin Beef Council, shares recipes using corned beef, just in time for St. Patrick’s Day. Position oven racks in upper and lower thirds of oven.

SUNDAY (Family) -- Celebrate St. Patrick's Day a day early with corned beef brisket with dilled cabbage(see recipe). Serve with Roasted red potatoes and rye bread. For dessert, keep it light with ...

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Corned beef and cabbage is a traditional Irish dinner recipe typically reserved for St. Patrick's Day, but if you grew up with a version that literally tasted like boiled socks, you may have sworn off ...

Boil the water in a large pot and stir in salt. Cook until dissolved. Allow the liquid to cool fully, then stir in the remaining ingredients. Submerge the brisket in the brine in a large, nonreactive ...

Yesterday, we noticed that online hits on last year's corned beef story were going strong this week, so I thought I'd resurrect the old Q & A for those of you who are starting to crave corned beef for ...

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