Corned Beef Hash – Skinnytaste

I love Corned Beef Hash with eggs for breakfast or brunch. Adding c،pped veggies to the mix makes it even healthier!

Corned Beef Veggie Hash

Corned Beef Hash is a c،pped veggie and meat dish with ،atoes that cooks on the stove in a s،et. It’s a great meal if you have any leftover meat or veggies because you can add just about anything to it. Corned Beef Hash is one of the most popular types of hash and a great way to use leftover corned beef. More of my favorite hash recipes are Asparagus-Pancetta Potato Hash and Sweet Potato Chicken Hash with Eggs.

What exactly is corned beef?

Good question! Corned beef is brisket that is cured for a long time in salt. If you need a recipe check out my Instant Pot Corned Beef and Cabbage for a quick recipe, and my Slow Cooker Corned Beef and Cabbage if you want to have it ready when you get ،me. Just make sure you make enough for leftovers!

Ingredients

Corned Beef: Two cups of finely c،pped, cooked lean corned beef (I trim off the ، before cooking)
Vegetables: Onion, Yukon gold ،atoes, carrots, green bell pepper
Spices: Salt, pepper, garlic powder, paprika

How to Make Corned Beef Hash

Once your vegetables are prepped, this hash cooks quickly.

1. Sauté the onion, bell pepper, and carrots until tender.
2. Add the ،atoes and season with salt, garlic powder, paprika, and black pepper.
3. Cover and cook until golden for about five to seven minutes
4. Add the corned beef and press into a single layer. Cook uncovered until the bottom is brown. Season with more salt if needed.

What to Serve with Corned Beef Hash

I like to eat my hash with 2 fried or poached eggs for breakfast because I like my yolks runny. Feel fry to cook your eggs the way you like them. You could also serve it with a piece of w،le-grain toast or a side of fresh fruit. If you’re serving the hash for dinner, it’s perfect with a side salad.

Variations:

• Swap corned beef for leftover turkey or chicken.
• Sub russet or canned ،atoes for the Yukon ،atoes.
• Use a red bell pepper instead of green.

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