Corned Beef Hash
Anyone who’s made corned beef at home, has likely turned it in to corned beef hash. I mean why wouldn’t you?!? We had leftovers from the recipe I posted the other day for Corned Beef, I did the only logical thing you can do. Chop up the veggies and corned beef, reheat it in a skillet, and crack two eggs over the top.
So after you make that corned beef for St Patrick’s Day, be sure to make this corned beef hash. As a side note, has anyone ever had corned beef hash from a can? I had never heard of it until my stepmom mentioned it one day when we were out to brunch. Sounds weird…
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Corned Beef Hash
This is the perfect way to use up leftover corned beef
Yield: Serves 2
Ingredients:
leftover Corned beef and potatoes
2 eggs
Directions:
Set a skillet on medium high heat.
Roughly chop some of the leftover corned beef and potatoes. You can include any other vegetables that you have in your leftovers.
Heat the leftover corned beef and potatoes in the skillet for 5 minutes, stirring to evenly cook.
Break eggs over corned beef and potatoes and cook until desired doneness. Serve immediately
Recipe from Beantown Baker
I am Jen the Beantown Baker. Engineer by day and baking maven by night. Hubby serves as my #1 fan and official taste tester. We got hitched back in 2006. Barefoot. In the sand. With the waves crashing behind us. It was one of the best decisions we’ve ever made. 
Pretty cool recipe – I usually end up spritzing the ground turkey with Worcestershire Sauce when it’s browning – helps make it taste a little more beefy 🙂
I’m a sucker for chili all throughout the year and I especially like that this is made with ground turkey for something healthier!
I tried this tonight and it was WONDERFUL! Thanks for posting it 🙂
I make chili a lot but instead of ground beef or ground turkey I use venison and cut it into small pieces.