Tackling New England Boiled Dinner - Throwback 2020 Edition - Learn how to make this classic dish
A Throwback to 12 months ago on St. Patty's Day for my predecesor company, NorShor Nosh. A lot has transpired since then for me, my family, my friends, my job and to many others. The business has changed too! Enjoy! Slainte! Learn how to cook corned beef and turn it into Boiled Dinner
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Boiled Dinner With Pork Butt
Boiled Dinner With Pork Butt
Ingredients:
Cabbage
Carrots
Japanese Sweet Potatoes
Onions
Garlic
Pork Butt
Bay leaves
Pepper
Salt
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Classic New England Boiled Dinner with Ham; a Very Special Announcement! #whatscookin#boileddinner
#newenglandboileddinner #boileddinnerwithhamandcabbage. Classic New England Boiled Dinner With Ham.
Today, I'm cooking one of Mitch's FAVORITES! Classic New England boiled dinner with ham! I typically cook mine with cabbage, carrots, and potatoes, but you can change it up with any vegetables you want (just make sure they'll stand up to being boiled). I happen to be cooking mine on the woodstove, but any cooktop will work. Even a slow cooker or an instant pot. This is one of the easiest ways to cook a ham, in my humble opinion, and it's the way I grew up having it. I hope you give this a try and let me know how you made it your own.
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A New England Boiled Dinner from Irena Chalmers (Good Old Food!)
This dinner is a one pot wonder! Corned beef, turnips, carrots, beets and parsnips makes this a veggie full dinner too! We really enjoyed this meal from Irena Chalmers, maker of over 100 cookbooks. And I will definitely be using this cookbook again.
Just be prepared to spend the day in the kitchen to make this recipe! :)
What you'll need:
3 lbs Corned Beef
1 T Black Pepper
1 tsp Dried Thyme
1 Bay Leaf
6 Carrots
2 Onions
2 Celery Stalks
4 Beets
6 Potatoes
3 Parsnips
1 Turnip
1 Cabbage
Put beef in large pot and cover with boiling water. Add pepper, thyme, bay leaf, 2 carrots, the onions and the celery. Cover and cook for 2 1/2 hours. Put the beets in another pot, cover with water and boil for about 20-25 minutes or until fork tender. Drain beets, let cool and rub skin off. Cut beets in half.
Remove beef from pot and keep warm. Strain veggies from broth but KEEP THE BROTH! Discard bay leaf and cooked veggies. Add the remaining, carrots, potatoes, parsnips and turnips to broth. Cook for 15 minutes. Add cabbage and cook another 7-10 minutes. Then add beets and cook for 8 minutes or until all veggies are done.
Cookbook used: Good Old Food by Irena Chalmers 1988