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Top O’ The Mornin’ To Ya

by Brooke Fedigan
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Happy St. Patrick’s Day!

Last night before I went to bed, I was making sure that everyone had something green to wear today.  Good thing we did because it’s not like I was going on a hunt at 10:00 at night looking for green clothes.

And ever since I wrote this post about not being much of a fan of corned beef and cabbage, it’s almost like I obsessed thinking of a way to try and get into that dish.

I looked at several recipes, not realizing that most call for the corned beef to sit in a brine for up to 10 days.  Then the smell of cabbage cooking in my house –  I just kept getting turned off.

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But then one of my little light bulbs went off.  Why don’t I get some corned beef from the deli where I get all of my lunch meat, and make Corned Beef Sliders.  Add a good amount of slaw to the sliders, some beer mustard sauce.  Hey, I was on to something.

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And this became my answer to corned beef and cabbage, all under a cute little bun.

Click here for the recipe.

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