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Neither the flavor nor the texture is "mushy" when you whip up a skillet of this tongue-tingling hash. This is an all-time favorite of mine. I created it after eating a similar variation in Texas. :Del Mason Martensville, Saskatchewan
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Nutritional Analysis: 1 cup equals 569 calories, 38 g fat (16 g saturated fat), 539 mg cholesterol, 1,733 mg sodium, 25 g carbohydrate, 3 g fiber, 32 g protein.
Originally published as Cajun Corned Beef Hash in Taste of Home April/May 2001, p29
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Reviewed on Sep. 13, 2011 by galinthewoods
I like corned beef, but my family doesn't so I made this recipe substituting chopped leftover roast beef. They thought it was great, but had I made it with the corned beef I know I would have liked it even better. The cajun seasoning on the eggs is a must as they are very bland by themselves. It "marries" the seasoning to the rest of the dish. One mistake I made was to put a lid on the pan partway through cooking. I thought it might dry out too fast if I didn't, but it ended up making it a little too mushy. Should have followed the recipe on that part.
Reviewed on Jul. 11, 2011 by MommyChef.88
Definitely a keeper! Instead of poaching the eggs, I scrambled them. And I misread the ingredients when I was going trough them and instead of using green onion, I tossed in an entire bag of frozen onion, green & red pepper! Turned out great! =) Thanks for the recipe!
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