Get off my LAWN! "Grumpy Old Farts"

[alaskaleftybass]

And # is a pound
a pound of hash?

I love homemade corned beef hash as well as turkey hash. My mom used to make turkey hash for breakfast the day after Thanksgiving. A couple fried potatoes, some stuffing, and cubed roasted turkey. Then a couple sunny sides ups for serving. Yummmm. BTW Carey makes corned beef hash for breakfast after St. Paddy's Day as we always buy a large corned beef for the Irish dinner. Yum!

Edit: Your point wasn't lost on me. I just got hungry seeing the word hash!

 

[GwenOnBass]

Once the job title "hash slinger" meant something different.

 

[mikeoso]

And just to add to the wander...here's a hashknife.

 

[the harp unstrung]

What house is complete without a fainting couch?

 

[GonePlaid]

View attachment 4130996

And 'thera' as in thera flu. Thera nother flu. I'll see myself out.

 

[Jeff Scott]

Well, at least your spacebar worked.

Hey!Don'tgivehimanyideas.

 

[GonePlaid]

Hey!Don'tgivehimanyideas.

I considered that but 86'ed it as too much PITA for me.

 

[Jeff Scott]

View attachment 4130995 And just to add to the wander...here's a hashknife.

We have one of those, but I don't think his name is Kent.

I'm going to join GonePlaid out.

I'll see myself out.

 

[beans-on-toast]

Live stream under way.

 

[alaskaleftybass]

View attachment 4130995 And just to add to the wander...here's a hashknife.

That looks very similar to the knives the Inupiats use in Northern Alaska for cutting their meats.

 

[Jeff Scott]

For most kitchen chores we just use this:

 

[ahc]

That's not a knife...

 

[GonePlaid]

I love homemade corned beef hash as well as turkey hash. My mom used to make turkey hash for breakfast the day after Thanksgiving. A couple fried potatoes, some stuffing, and cubed roasted turkey. Then a couple sunny sides ups for serving. Yummmm. BTW Carey makes corned beef hash for breakfast after St. Paddy's Day as we always buy a large corned beef for the Irish dinner. Yum!

Edit: Your point wasn't lost on me. I just got hungry seeing the word hash!

In no way criticizing a good corned beef hash, but in Ireland they don't do corned beef(too expensive). Traditional is mutton-which I've never had-to the best of my recollection.

 

[alaskaleftybass]

In no way criticizing a good corned beef hash, but in Ireland they don't do corned beef(too expensive). Traditional is mutton-which I've never had-to the best of my recollection.

Well, all my life and my parents' life-- we've been doing it wrong I guess. I think what threw me off was all the corned beef they sell in the stores right before St. Paddy's day. Must be an American interpretation....

 

[alaskaleftybass]

That's not a knife...

 

[GonePlaid]

Well, all my life and my parents' life-- we've been doing it wrong I guess. I think what threw me off was all the corned beef they sell in the stores right before St. Paddy's day. Must be an American interpretation....

Yes, it is. My heritage is Irish but I didn't know that 'til just a few years ago. However. I'm not about to refuse a meal of corned beef and cabbage with Colcannon potatoes.

 

[GwenOnBass]

In no way criticizing a good corned beef hash, but in Ireland they don't do corned beef(too expensive). Traditional is mutton-which I've never had-to the best of my recollection.

It's bacon and cabbage in Ireland. Not the streaky bacon, it's back bacon.

 

[GonePlaid]

It's bacon and cabbage in Ireland. Not the streaky bacon, it's back bacon.

Apparently I've been misinformed. The mutton thing is supposed to have been the original version.
Maybe.
Or not.

 

[GwenOnBass]

Apparently I've been misinformed. The mutton thing is supposed to have been the original version.
Maybe.
Or not.

@Oddly is happy to confirm!

 

[alaskaleftybass]

Thanks to @GonePlaid and @Morrighan I realize that wife and I are eating an Americanized version of the St. Patrick's day dinner. Here is an example of the American version that I've been eating since I was a wee laddie...