Anyone have a kick-ass corned beef and cabbage recipe?

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  • uno
    RIP Dodger. BEST.CAT.EVER
    • Dec 2002
    • 18450

    #1

    Anyone have a kick-ass corned beef and cabbage recipe?

    Preferably cooked in a pressure-cooker.

    I have a pre-brined brisket in the fridge and I'm trying to decide on the best/fastest way to cook it for me and some friends.
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  • Peaches
    Old broad
    • Oct 2002
    • 13933

    #2
    Mine's sitting in a crockpot with pickling spices and apple cider. Not sure about a pressure cooker - haven't even seen one since I was a kid but "pressure cooker corned beef and cabbage" in Google pulls up a ton of recipes. Enjoy

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    • uno
      RIP Dodger. BEST.CAT.EVER
      • Dec 2002
      • 18450

      #3
      Yah of course I UTFS, but was looking for personal experiences.
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      • Paco, of Large Cash.
        Confirmed User
        • Jun 2002
        • 2267

        #4
        The oven can take around 4-hours (varies on size of brisket). A pressure cooker will reduce cook time, but I am not sure of the out come.

        I prefer slow roasting the slab in a barbecue.

        Best of luck and enjoy the green libations.

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        • After Shock Media
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          • Mar 2001
          • 35299

          #5
          Ya add your brisket to your pressure cooker with about 3 cups cooking liquid. (water, beer, cider, etc). Slice up a medium onion and toss that in there. Toss in your pickling spices (about 1 tsp), about 10-12 peppercorns (roughly a tsp), 1-3 bay leaves depending on your tastes (I go for 2), then I personally add about an extra 1/2 tsp mustard seeds (optional).

          Lock lid, crank to high to bring to pressure, reduce heat to maintain pressure. Cook about 50-55 minutes. Let pressure come down naturally (do not run under cold water or fast vent). Remove meat & onions and set aside.

          Add your cabbage wedges to the pressure cooker. Lock up lid, bring to pressure, reduce heat to maintain pressure. Cook approx 2-3 minutes. Quick release the pressure (running water or quick vent *becarfull of steam).

          Your done.

          Optionally you can add some potatoes and carrots at first stage. People often insist on white Irish (Idaho) potatoes, personally I like small reds whole with some skin removed.

          Lastly quality brown mustard, beer, and bread are a must with this meal.

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