Abby nanna rowell’s new england boiled dinner recipe

Abby “Nanna” Rowell’s New England Boiled Dinner recipe

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Introducing Abby Nanna Rowell's New England Boiled Dinner recipe, a classic dish that has been passed down through generations. This hearty and comforting meal consists of tender corned beef brisket, accompanied by an array of flavorful vegetables such as cabbage, carrots, and potatoes. The slow cooking process allows the flavors to meld together, creating a deliciously satisfying meal that is perfect for any occasion. Get ready to indulge in the traditional flavors of New England with this timeless recipe.

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Abby nanna rowell's new england boiled dinner recipe details

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One 5-pound piece of corned beef

carrots

potatoes

beets

cabbage

turnip

salt, pepper, seasoning to taste

Instructions:

This recipe is from Rowell’s Inn Home Cook Book by Mrs. F. A. Rowell, Simonsville, Vermont

Cover corned beef with boiling water and allow 4 to 5 hours to cook.

If it is desired to have meat free from the flavor of the vegetables, then each vegetable may be cooked in separate pots, taking water from the pot in which the corned beef is cooking to flavor them. Carrots and potatoes may be cooked with the meat without leaving a flavor. But the beets, cabbage and turnips will leave a flavor unless cooked separately. Some prefer, though, to cook all five vegetables in one large kettle with the corned beef.

The cabbage requires about 2 hours for cooking, and beets about 3 hours, unless they are new beets, which, of course, are very tender. Cabbage and beets should be served in separate dishes. The other vegetables should be served on a platter with the meat sliced.

Season vegetables to taste while cooking.