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Corned beef , the traditional meat served at this holiday, is made of beef brisket cured in a salt brine that can include spices like peppercorns and bay leaf. The meat stays red even after it is cooked because of this curing process. Long ago in Ireland, the meal of corned beef and cabbage was eaten as an Easter lunch after the long meatless days of Lent because the preserved meat lasted through the winter. The dish is now more commonly served in the United States than in Ireland, where it is considered too ordinary to be served at a special meal! None of these recipes claim to be authentically Irish - just delicious, combining corned beef (or pork, in one case) and cabbage in fun ways. Remember to wear some green on March 17 and celebrate the day. And remember - many of these recipes are fabulous ways to use up leftover corned beef! Corned Beef and Cabbage With a Twist
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