> Steve *Douche Bag* Ritter
>
> I agree on the ASS meat part. But why do you think the rest of the recipe
>is so Toxic, Mr. Martin? I'd seriously like to know. Saint Paddy's coming
>up an' all.

You don't really wanna know, you couldn't give a fiddler's ****, you ignorant
*top posting* NEWBIE mother****er

>On 13 Mar 2004 00:30:31 GMT, (PENMART01) Interjected..
>:
>
>> rnchackett writes:
>> >
>> >:"Nexis" wrote:
>> >:
>> >: Forgive me if my memory is failing me right now, but didn't you
>> >post your
>> >: recipe/method for corned beef at one point?
>> >: please repost it? Thanks!
>> >:
>> >: kimberly
>>
>>
>> >I'm not Sheldon but this is the recipe that I use and IIRC, it's
>> >very similar to the his:
>>
>> That fercocktah recipe couldn't be any more different from mine... aside
>from
>> everything else being different yours uses ASS meat... in fact anyone
>prepares
>> your recipe will very likely become deathly ill, seriously... yoose been
>> warned.
>>
>>
>> >Nova Scotia Corned Beef and Cabbage
>> >
>> >8 c Water
>> >1 c Salt
>> >3 TBSP Sugar
>> >1 Bay Leaf ( I use 2)
>> >6 Peppercorns (I use about 30)
>> >1 clove Garlic (HAHA several!)
>> >2 tsp Pickling Spices (I use 1 1/2 TBSP)
>> >
>> >Mix together and cover a beef round. Marinate in the fridge for
>> >2 - 4 days before cooking.
>> >
>> >3-4 # Corned Beef
>> >2-3 cloves Garlic
>> >3 Bay Leaves
>> >WATER to cover
>> >1 large head cabbage, cut into wedges
>> >
>> >Put all the ingredients except the cabbage in a large pot and
>> ---
>>
>>
>>
>> >heat to boiling. Skim the surface, then cover and simmer over
>> >low heat until nearly tender, about 1 hour per pound. Remove the
>> >meat and skim off all the fat from the surface. Add the cabbage
>> >and simmer until tender but firm, about 10 minutes. One serving
>> >(4 oz) corned beef and 1/2 c cabbage is 250 calories.
>> >The original recipe came from "The Slim Gourmet Cook Book"

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