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    Corned beef is an interesting food. I can't really eat that much normally, but put a corned beef brisket in front of me and I can eat the whole thing. Hmmm...I think the only three things I can eat a lot of are corned beef, pizza, and chocolate. And of the three, the one I can eat the most of is corned beef. I wonder why.

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    Well, I went to a place called Black Bear Diner this afternoon and had cornbeef and cabbage. I forget the exact name of how it was prepared, "rashers" maybe, but cut thin with bacon. It was very good. And I wore a kilt...

    * I looked it up. It was cornbeef and cabbage prepared with rashers which is the bacon. MMMM, good stuff.
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    They served it with boiled cabbage and spuds in commons tonight. Best food I've had on campus in awhile!

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    Quote Originally Posted by beloitpiper View Post
    They served it with boiled cabbage and spuds in commons tonight. Best food I've had on campus in awhile!
    Having eaten in college campus cafeterias before, I don't doubt it. I remember when I was in college the first time. When my car had broke down, I could always find someone who would give me a ride home- just ask someone who lived in the dorms and ate in the cafeteria and offer them a home cooked meal.

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    Mmmmm...corned beef and cabbage. With potatoes, carrots, turnips, and rutabaga!! Best lunch I had all year!
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    Usually by this time of the St. Patrick's "season", I've had about my body weight in corned beef, and don't even want to look at it for months. But I didn't march this year, so I finally got around to stopping at a Kosher deli (only because everyone knows they have the best corned beef and pastrami) for lunch, and having a corned beef sandwich there. It was good.

    Apropos of nothing, but I figured, what the heck, it's a corned beef thread.

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    MMMMMMMmmmmmm!

    Corned beef with cabbage, onion, and carrots, and limeade and green jello.

    A family tradition, and darn delicious!

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    I bet St. Patrick ate it all the time as a "Druid repellant"..........Must've worked, as I don't see any Druids in my garden; the odd Leprechaun or two, but no Druids.

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    I like corned beef hash for a special brunch. A tad salty, but with a good cuppa it all goes down good!
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    Since my mother died, earlier this year, we have my Dad over for dinner a lot.

    Let's just say I should have boiled TWO slabs o' corned beef, so I could have had leftovers.
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