Ingredients
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1
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1
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2
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1 1/2
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4
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2
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1
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3
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1/2
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1
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Directions
Steps
1
Done
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Please Note That I've Never Written This Down Before, So Measurements Like the "1 Tbsp Kosher Salt" Are Just Approximations on My Part; Go With Whatever Seems Right to You. |
2
Done
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When You're Ready to Start Cooking, Get Out Your Biggest Pot, Then Put That One Back and Get a Bigger One; Really. |
3
Done
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Into the Pot Goes the Corned Beef, Taken Out of Its Plastic Casing. |
4
Done
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Note About Corned Beef: I Have Never Bought One That Had Spices Separate, but I've Read That Here at Zaar, That Some Have the Spices in a Separate Little Package; If Your Spices Are Separate, Open Up the Package and Put Them in With the Beef Too. |
5
Done
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Pour About 3 Cups of Apple Juice Over Beef, Then Add Enough Cold Water to Completely Cover the Meat. |
6
Done
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Turn the Heat Under the Pot to High and Bring to a Boil. |
7
Done
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Add 1/2 Cup (not Tightly Packed) Brown Sugar to the Liquid, Along With Mustard Seeds. |
8
Done
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When the Liquid Comes to a Boil, Skim Off Any Scum (you Won't Get It All; That's not a Big Deal), Turn the Heat Way Down, Put the Lid on the Pot, and Simmer For 2 Hours. |
9
Done
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While Meat Is Simmering, Prepare the Veggies. |
10
Done
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Cut Some Wedges Off Your Cabbage (i Never Use the Whole Thing Unless It Was a Very Small Cabbage). |