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Easy Corned Beef and Cabbage (Stovetop or Slow Cooker)



You’ve never had corned beef and cabbage so tender and juicy! This will knock your socks off! Add the cabbage, potatoes and carrots, and you’ve got yourself your new favorite Irish meal!
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✅Ingredients

• 2 to 3 pounds corned beef brisket, with spice packet
• 4 cups beer or beef broth
• ¼ cup Worcestershire sauce
• 2 pounds baby red potatoes
• 2 pounds baby carrots
• 1 large head green cabbage, cut into wedges
• ½ teaspoon salt
• ½ teaspoon black pepper

✅Instructions

STOVETOP:

1️⃣ 00:20 – Place corned beef into a large 4 to 8 quart pot with lid. Roast should sit comfortably in the bottom of the pot. Pour beer (or beef broth) over brisket to cover. Add in worcestershire sauce. Sprinkle spice packet over brisket.

2️⃣ 00:44 – Bring to a boil over high heat. Cover pot with lid and reduce the heat to low. Simmer for 50 minutes per pound of brisket, until the meat shreds easily with a fork.

3️⃣ 00:59 – Add in potatoes. Place the lid back on and let cook 15 minutes, until potatoes start to get tender.

4️⃣ 01:40 – Add in carrots and cabbage wedges and season vegetables with salt and pepper Continue to cook, with the lid on, for 15 minutes until cabbage, potatoes, and carrots are all tender.

5️⃣ 01:58 – Remove meat from pot and let rest 15 minutes. Slice against the grain or shred. Serve vegetables with as much or as little of the liquids as you’d like. Season with additional salt and pepper to taste.

SLOW COOKER:

1️⃣ 02:07 – Place corned beef brisket into the bottom of a 6 quart slow cooker. Pour beer (or beef broth) over brisket to cover. Add in worcestershire sauce. Sprinkle spice packet over brisket.

2️⃣ 02:22 – Cook on low for 4 to 5 hours.

3️⃣ 02:25 – Add in potatoes, carrots, and cabbage. Season with salt and pepper. Continue to cook on low for another 4 to 5 hours, until vegetables are tender and meat shreds easily with a fork.

4️⃣ 02:49 – Remove meat from slow cooker and let rest 15 minutes. Slice against the grain or shred. Serve vegetables with as much or as little of the liquids as you’d like. Season with additional salt and pepper to taste.

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43 Comments

  1. From my experience making New England boiled dinner (which is what this is). I would highly recommend swapping the taters and carrots. Even at a fierce rolling boil the carrots will not be tender in just 15 minutes. Also wait till the taters are almost fork tender before adding cabbage. Well that is unless you like tater cabbage mush with crunchy carrots.

  2. I have tried a number of different methods of cooking corned beef over the years, and the one I found best was the pressure cooker. Consistently outstanding results and the only reason it failed once or twice in that time was due to a poor cut of beef. I never add cabbage though. Recipe I use: corned beef (approx. 1kg, cover with water), an onion, a carrot, bay leaves, pepper corns, brown sugar and apple cider vinegar. Cook for an hour and a half and done! Delicious! 😋

  3. I made this and it was BITTER..I used the same beer..used every single thing she did and followed the recipe too a T..nasty. Not one person ate it. I LOVE LOVE your channel and have made/loved them all. This one though, not good.

  4. I made this and it was BITTER..I used the same beer..used every single thing she did and followed the recipe too a T..nasty. Not one person ate it. I LOVE LOVE your channel and have made/loved them all. This one though, not good.

  5. Thank you so much! I tried the Dutch oven stovetop method. I used the point cut corned beef. No beer(didn't have it), but I did add two beef bouillon cubes to my water, the seasoning pack and Worcestershire. I put it on low for 3hrs. I've never made a corned beef this tasty & tender❤

  6. I'm convinced by all of the making corned beef and cabbage videos that I've watched that there is really no way you can screw it up. Do it however you want just as long as it's cooked and it'll all taste the same. You've got people putting everything from Guinness beer to garlic to bay leaves to onion powder and parsley and you got the guys who cook them dry and the guys who boil them till they're dissolved. There's just no way to ruin a corned beef

  7. Thanks for the recipe. I was leery, but gave it a try on the stove-top. Not a cabbage fan, so I served it with scalloped potatoes. I also cooked a slice of red onion in the broth, and when finished added the onion into a pan with mushroom caps and cooked them in the broth as well. The plate was topped off with fresh asparagus and served with a nice Guinness.
    It was a hearty meal filled with Yum.
    Thanks for posting this video.

  8. What? Beef broth? More salt from the broth? Thank you but no. Steaming vegetables? Thank you but no. I’m a bit of a New England boiled dinner traditionalist. Four bottles of Guinness beer? No.

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