I usually cook this meal using either my Crock-Pot or oven-baked method, but this time I was anxious to see what results I could get from the Instant Pot. To my surprise, using an electric pressure cooker yields exceptionally tender meat; now I have another go-to method in my repertoire.
Advertisement:Purchasing corn beef
Look for a brisket that’s flat cut or point cut on the packaging with minimal fat cap. Some come pre-trimmed. I bought a 3 ½-pound brisket that came with a seasoning packet, but once I cut away the extra fat, it hit 2 pounds on my kitchen scale.
Therefore, if the only choices you have at the market are fatty, buy a more substantial weight and plan for it to get smaller after trimming. The thickest part of the meat was 1 ½ inches, so if your cut of beef is thicker, add about 5 more minutes of cooking for every additional ½ inch
Advertisement:How to cook corned beef in the Instant Pot
Advertisement:
Thanks for your SHARES!
STUFFED PEPPER SOUP – A HEARTY AND FLAVORFUL DELIGHT
Crisp and Cool: Crafting Your Perfect Cucumber and Cabbage Salad
PHILLY CHEESESTEAK EGG ROLLS
Cilantro Lime Honey Shrimp
My Amish friend shared this bread recipe with us, and it’s been on repeat since!
MOM’S GOULASH RECIPE: A HEARTY AND NOSTALGIC COMFORT DISH