How to Corn Beef at Home

This is a short "How to" on corning beef. While this recipe is presented "as is" and at the end of this video, you may wish to make substitutions on your own depending on your tastes and spice cabinet. Probably most common difference in other folk's recipes is that they often use commercial pickling spice blends. You can do that was well. You can also use all allspice or cloves rather than the blend of both. They are very similar flavors.

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Howto & Style

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• Corned
• beef
• brisket

[charcuterocbog]

Hello there!!! Excellent video!!

I was wondering if you could give a guide or method to determine the amount of salt to use for a brine. I'm guessing it depends on the size of the meat but I'm not really sure how to determine the amount of the salt.

Thanks in advanced for your time and knowledge.

Please help

[rldel149]

@charcuterocbog - I think it is much like vinegar pickle making. There is a basic concentration issue (i.e. enough salt, garlic, dill, vinegar, etç.) but after that one would gather an ample volume to ensure complete coverage. Clearly pickling (brining) a piece of meat like a ham is hard to do by immersion, that is why some pieces of meat require brine injections (like hams). But something flat like a brisket can be soaked through given enough time.

[Phillyguy30]

U love ur beef

[rldel149]

@Phillyguy30 It is "low carb" and can be low fat if so selected.

[Phillyguy30]

@rldel149,wow,i didnt know that.....taste soo great...*Five thumbs up*

[rldel149]

@Phillyguy30 Always trying to help. Glad it worked out for you.

[dallasgambit]

@rldel149 lol hell no

[unstoppablefriday]

Can sambboooody tell me whersh da cerbeeeeeep!

[ChaChaDave]

Hi. Enjoyed the video. Interesting. Thanks.

[101crazyboy]

punu povi a ia ma ule

[drew7473]

you need to write a recipe book.

[TheVittleVlog]

REally nice vid...Thanks for sharing!!!