Today, weโ€™re sharing a cherished recipe from the heart of Newfoundland – Corned Beef Hash. This classic dish is a staple in many homes, known for its hearty and comforting flavors. Follow along as we guide you through each step to create this delicious meal, perfect for breakfast, lunch, or dinner.

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it’s the first week of July and what do that mean we’re in the summer it’s hot outside we’re in this nice cool grage and we’re going to light the stove we’re going to light that stove right there and the reason why is because you enjoyed our shipwreck dinner video so much we want to bring you another traditional meal using our beautiful stove and that is corn beef Ash it’s a traditional meal right here in new land that most people kind of grew up on it’s very very common meal and sometimes kids are not crazy about it and other times they love it with a little bit of ketchup everyone got their way of eating this beautiful meal we’re going to bring it right to you but first we have to light the stove [Music] don’t tell mutter so we’re going to just put the uh cover back on sometimes you got to improvise we don’t have running water so I brought in the hose we’re supposed to fill it up outside but motor ain’t here we’ll see see if she watches the video or not I don’t know so this corn beef I haven’t eaten this since since I was a child and it’s the same type of can you got to use the key to open the can they haven’t changed that and that’s that’s incredible but when you look at the nutritional facts I mean this is not something you want eat every day um it’s one sixth of a can the nutritional value and it’s at 410 MGS for the sodium for one six off the can so that’s probably just one one serving really time you put it in with the uh with the potato so I don’t know if we’ll use one can or two I think one is going to be plenty we’re going to start with our onion we’re going to chop up our onion cuz we want to get that in the frying pan and I’m going to be chopping it quite small I kind of want to sautรฉ it and I mean a lot of people are not crazy about onion but that’s why I cut it up very small so time you fry it up separate and some time you caramelize it you really don’t notice that that it’s onion and that’s the main thing is the ingredients you add try to have it to the point where people people don’t notice that it’s there you can have big pieces of onion but why most people are not crazy about that type of onion or that style how it’s cooked so we’re going to caramelize it it’s going to be very soft it’s almost going to dissolve inside the uh corn be Ash now you’re going to notice it’s there just add a lot of beautiful flavor and the best thing about our wood stove you have constant heat heat doesn’t Drop Like electricity like your uh electric stove top doesn’t drop heat and believe it or not and I know a lot of people don’t believe it but it everything tastes better that’s what people say when they’re out having the open fire and they cooking breakfast over with a cast iron over the Open Fire tastes better it actually does everything tastes better it Cooks differently especially your eggs it’s usually more fluffier cuz that heat doesn’t change especially in the cast iron the iron itself heats up and keeps that heat it’s amazing to be able to cook like this things taste better it really does we’re actually going to use avocado oil instead of butter let’s get this in the pot or in the frying pan spread that out let the wonderful cast iron do its job I know the bags don’t be as full as they used to be but you’re paying proba probably yeah you are paying more than you used to so I don’t know how much to really use I say that’s good one more for good luck we got our pot on the go here our bucket and we’re going to start peeling let start peeling our potatoes then we’re going to chunk them up so they’ll boil quicker and just chunk it up chunk it Di and that’s it for the potato let’s put it in our bucket so we can dispose of it there we go let’s check on the boiling water that glass give an awful lot of heat I mean right out here 2 feet easy and still very very warm so when I get in close my legs is like burning even in the winter when we got stove going cuz we got to have a lot of heat a lot of wood in there we call it driving the stove you’re driving it so what you’re doing is you’re adding a lot of wood you don’t let it die down you keep it sted keep the wood in there keep the fire up keep the heat going and uh it’s wonderful for cooking let’s have a look at this good it’s back back boiling again so this is the color we’re looking for the beautiful Browns we’re just going to keep it there for a couple more minutes probably less cuz the heat is going to stay in the frying pan even when we take it off the stove that iron is going to keep that heat for quite a while so you don’t want to overcook it or you don’t want to bring it to exactly to to the point you want it right here on the stove because when we remove it off the heat it’s going to continue cooking so you don’t want to overcook the onion so I say we’re at that point right now where we can move it and the potatoes are done they are done so all we’re going to do is scoop at potato we’re not going to drain it there we go going to add some butter this pack have seen better days that’s for sure [Music] we’re going to mash potato first before we adds in the corn beef corn beef Ash now you see how this onion has really caramelized you see that see that beautiful color the brown that’s what you’re looking for when you caramelize onion that’s exactly what you’re looking for it’s very soft off it’s not crunchy you can put it in a recipe and really not even know it’s there we going to add this and all that oil avocado oil just put some nice taste on the ash now our corn beef Ash been that long I remember when Mom used to have this and I I always want to open it up I always want to be the one to open it from the can make sure I go the right way follow the directions the arrows pointing there we go look at that look at that can you guys remember having this as a child or still making it today look at that this brings back a lot of memories look at that chunk just going to use a spoon there we go all out perfect let’s try one first now mom always used a ice cream scoop one thing that I remember are doing this is the color and the consistency you’re looking for some of that onion you got lots of that beautiful corn beef all mixed in with the potato a beautiful beautiful consistency it’s proper color not too much not too little it is the right color a lot of times it’s just the color or Texture that you’re looking for and this one is definitely hit the mark we’re going to take up some of this beautiful corn beef and give it a taste look at this right there let’s give this a nice taste you can tell right away it’s very creamy potatoes turn out perfectly rusted potatoes perfect for boiling and that butter really hit the spot corn beef is not chunky mashes in there perfectly very smooth very creamy even with the corn beef that onion is not crunchy giving a wonderful wonderful taste and that’s the best way of doing your onions caramelize it takes the crunch out of it but gives that amazing taste truly amazing a real traditional Newan corn beef Ash awesome if you enjoyed this recipe check out our recipe over a of our cast iron stew top with a pastry now you got to try this because a lot of people will make this pastry separate not over top of a stew but those that liquor that that juices from that stew is soaked up into the bottom of the pastry and a nice crust on top it’s not a pastry you get in a coffee shop this is different you got to watch that video it’s mother’s recipe for pastry it is an incredible and delicious meal awesome for winter time check it out and we’ll see you in our next video

44 Comments

  1. Hi Shirley from the maritimes I love watching your channel.I grew up eating alot of the meals you prepared to be honest with you i still cook like that its food that sticks to the ribs. Lol๐Ÿ˜Š

  2. love corn beef hash but I think its the one meal i havent had only maybe 4 times since i left home!!!

  3. Well, I have a can of corned beef in my cupboard and wasn't sure what to do with it, I knew I should make this dish as I'm from Nova Scotia so thanks, it's gonna be 38 to 40 degrees in a couple days so I'll be making this, cheers

  4. Bringing back memories of my grandmother making a wonderful corned beef hash on the oil stove they had in the kitchen for years, even after getting electricity. Awesome stuff!!

  5. Mom would make this once in a while. Good winter pantry meal. Not a fan. Prefer to use leftover boiled dinner or roasted leg of lamb. You forgot to put a fried egg on top. Ha, ha!

  6. Would be great with side dishes of boiled cabbage and roasted carrots. Along with some good sourdough bredad.

  7. We used to make something back like in England ages go, not had a CBH in so long. 2500ish sodium for the tub lol probably doesn't need added seasoning lol, but nit a huge deal over the day; higher sodium betetr than low sodium. Carbs quite high though lol! Now I feel hungry lol. stay well ๐Ÿ’ช๐Ÿ‘

  8. I am from Nova Scotia and make this quite often but after mixed I make the patties or just leave it altogether and fry up crisp!! Soo good. Love your shows. Thanks

  9. Nice!!! Makes me hungry. Where I come from in southern New Brunswick my mother would boil the potatoes…. cut them up into small chunks and fry them in butter with the onions and corned beef….. letting it all sit long enough to get a browned on crunch… not burned, but just a buttery crunch. The mashed version looks super amazing too! Just what we were raised with….. I'm always open to trying new versions. Embrace the differences my friends! Enjoy it all.

  10. What's with the birds on his wall? Hunting trophies? What kind of birds? Is he shooting eagles and hawks and ospreys and owls and other beautiful birds just to decorate his house?

  11. Donโ€™t forget your beef oxo package. Try it. It adds so much depth and flavor.

  12. I always wanted to open the can too. But I am left handed and it never ended well. I now just use my right hand as late as yesterday to open one.

  13. I remember and I still Cook it at least 2times a month or More so easy and so Delicious

  14. yep i remembering opening the cans, when i was done all i wanted was the key, not good for anything but i wanted that key. this dish looks so good, traditional eastern cooking and given my dad was from NB we got to enjoy some of the cuisine. Ive been to NFL a few times and if i were a millionaire id love to settle down there, this would be living.

  15. I live on narrowboat in the UK and I do a lot of cast iron cooking so it's really nice to find a channel that uses cast iron in their cooking bad growing up my dad use to regularly cook corned beef hash

  16. I don't mash my potatoes. I chop and pan fry them with the onions. I crumble the corned beef into the potatoes and continue to fry 'til heated thru
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  17. Hello Newfie Lifestyle! Watching from Ontario Canada. I just discovered your channel and subscribed to your amazing channel. I'm definitely going to be making this Corned Beef Hash. Sounds y-u-m-m-y! Thank you for sharing (Sandy). ๐Ÿ˜‹๐Ÿ˜‹

  18. Corned beef patties and warm cabbage slaw….one if my new favorite recipes. I love my corned beef hash smothered in ketchup ๐Ÿ™‚

  19. Wife and I always have a can of Hereford in the pantry. I love it with mustard on a sandwich.

  20. Big fan of Newfie cuisine…. been "ta da Rock" a few times Think I've had every recipe for Cod there is . But do remember Aunt Alice's Corned beef hash… and her Ship wreck dinner. Food may be pretty simple but it's delicious and hearty.

  21. My mom and I heat the corned beef in the pan with the onions, butter and garlic powder, once the onions are almost cooked. Then mix in the corned beef and onions with the mashed potato, along with parsley, instead of mashing it together. Either way, I love corned beef hash! ๐Ÿ˜Š

  22. Home made corned beef is crazy easy, you control the salt content, cheaper than canned. Beef brisket, rub with salt and spices ( pickle spices is good), leave in ziplock bag in fridge for 7-9 days, rinse, cook until tender( stovetop or pressure cooker), Cook up chopped onions, add cubed parboiled potatoes and cubed beef , cook until crusty, you are done.

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