Do you make corned beef and cabbage?

[debidoo]

Used to make it frequently for my now deceased husband.  I like it but he really loved it so I made it frequently not just for St. Patrick's Day.  I haven't made it since he passed away and so after this post I think I will get the ingredients and make some in honor of how much he loved it.

[dsosnowski06]

Many times all through the year, not just on St. Paddy's day. We will buy a half dozen to throw in the freezer while it is on sale.

I do the same thing at this time of year.  Makes for a quick and easy meal too!

[dsawan]

dont know how

[cathy37]

I use to make it, but don't anymore.  I'm not that fond of corned beef and I only made it because my ex-husband liked it.

[yikes77]

I never found that to be appealing to me.

[jwkelly]

I'm of the Irish and couldn't care less,you know you can make any type of food any day you want(do Mexicans only eat tacos on Cinco de Mayo ?)   I don't even like the stupid green milkshake at Mcdonalds

[TELawson1]

Yes I do, in the crockpot. I love the smell of it.

[mgint]

no dont like cabbage the smell of it cooking isnt good for me

[ancmetro]

     Never!

[adriarobi]

My son was born on St. Patrick's Day.

When I was in the recovery room, after giving birth, the hospital sent corned beef and cabbage to my room.

I was already so sick from the anesthetic, and they bring in cabbage??? Good grief.

I asked them quickly please take it away, and chose ice cream or something.

I sill don't cook corned beef and cabbage, but after 44 years have grown cabbage for salads and soups.

My initial exposure to that combination left a permanent memory. The whole hospital smelled of corned beef and cabbage. Too much for recovering.

 

[kathleenkleinhans]

Yes!  I do the corned beef, carrots, and little potatoes in the crock pot and the cabbage in a separate pan.  YUMMY!

[appy9104]

Yes have always had since I was a kid.  Crockpot makes it super easy.  I am all in on the little potatoes and baby carrots along with the cabbage.  I grab an extra corned beef for the freezer. 

[jwkelly]

My son was born on St. Patrick's Day.

When I was in the recovery room, after giving birth, the hospital sent corned beef and cabbage to my room.

I was already so sick from the anesthetic, and they bring in cabbage??? Good grief.

I asked them quickly please take it away, and chose ice cream or something.

I sill don't cook corned beef and cabbage, but after 44 years have grown cabbage for salads and soups.

My initial exposure to that combination left a permanent memory. The whole hospital smelled of corned beef and cabbage. Too much for recovering.

         There's a horror movie called Patrick which takes place in a hospital,in one scene Patrick uses his psychic ability to make a doctor eat piece by piece a frog from one of the hospital labs. It was a late 1970's or early 80's Aussie film and after seeing that gross scene I couldn't eat for days. It took a massive headache for me to force down my food,but eventually the images from that scene faded.  So cabbage yeah bad stuff huh ?

[sbenkoski]

I'd rather make cabbage with smoked pork hocks , i'm not into corned beef.

[Skyisbluetoday]

Corned beef and cabbage doesn't get fixed to much at my place. I do love it, just one of those meals that doesn't come to mind during dinner ideas very often!