Fresh Takes on Corned Beef for A Flavorful St. Paddy’s Day Feast
Hosting a St. Paddy’s Day get-together, but not sure where to start? You’re in luck! From passed plates to alternative mains and leftover ideas, say ‘Sláinte!’ with five of our favorite recipes featuring the holiday’s time-honored eat—corned beef–plus a house-crafted recipe from our team at Solace Catering Group!
Spicy Corned Beef Tacos
Whether spicing up your day-of dinner or making the most of leftovers, these tacos bring the heat with a South of the Border flair.
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Beer Brined Corned Beef Sliders
Making the most of the festivities, indulge in malty beer and corned beef all in one bite. This one is a true pot of gold!
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Reuben Nachos
All of our deconstructed Reuben sandwich dreams come true! Try out these nachos as a grazing item ahead of your traditional St. Patrick’s Day feast.
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Hot Reuben Dip
Chips and dip are always a universal crowd-pleaser, and this Sláinte-approved riff for the holiday is no exception!
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Reuben Egg Rolls
A rolled Reuben fittingly fried to golden-brown perfection! Enjoy as a pre-dinner appetizer, dipping into Russian dressing for a fully festive experience.
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Solace Catering Group’s Smoked Corned Beef + Cabbage
For a more traditional taste of St. Patrick’s Day, consider our house-crafted recipe!
Ingredients:
- 3-5 lb corned beef roast brisket
- 1 tablespoon pickling spice
- 1 yellow onion (sliced)
- 1 cup baby carrots
- 1 small head green cabbage (quartered)
- 3 cups beef stock
Instructions:
- Remove your corned beef from the brine and rinse any excess liquid from the surface. Start up your smoker and heat to ~250°F. Place the roast on your grill, close the lid, and smoke for 3 hours.
- While the roast is smoking, prepare the vegetable and braising liquid. Place the onions and carrots in the bottom of a dutch oven pot. Position the cabbage quarters on top of the carrots and onions. Pour the beef broth over the vegetables and sprinkle with pickling spice.
- After smoking for 3 hours, remove roast from grill and place on top of the vegetables. Sprinkle with additional pickling spice, if desired. Cover the dutch oven with a lid and return to the grill or oven, with the temperature set at 250°F. Braise for 4-5 hours or until the internal temperature of the roast is 205-210°F.
- During the last 2 hours of braising, add in 1.5 pounds of washed + cubed potatoes, or whole fingerling potatoes, to the braising liquid.
- Remove the roast and allow it to rest for 10-15 minutes before slicing. Return the sliced corned beef to the vegetables in the pot and serve.