This easy and delicious silverside recipe combines the tangy flavour of malt vinegar with the sweetness of brown sugar.
The secret weapon? Malt vinegar and brown sugar, a dynamic duo that infuses the meat with a tangy-sweet depth you won’t find anywhere else.
The result? Corned beef so tender it practically melts in your mouth, bursting with rich, complex flavour.
Whether you’re piling it high on rye bread, crafting Reuben sandwiches of epic proportions, or simply savouring it solo, this recipe is guaranteed to become a family favourite.
So gather your ingredients, and prepare to be amazed.
How To Cook Silverside With Vinegar And Sugar
Classic Corned Beef Silverside with Malt Vinegar and Brown Sugar
This traditional recipe is simple yet satisfying. The malt vinegar and brown sugar add a touch of sweetness and depth of flavour that pairs perfectly with the salty corned beef.
This traditional recipe is simple yet satisfying. The malt vinegar and brown sugar add a touch of sweetness and depth of flavour that pairs perfectly with the salty corned beef.
Equipment
- Sharp knife
- Cutting board
- Heavy-based deep saucepan
Ingredients
- 1½ kg
corned beef silverside - ½ Cup Brown/Malt Vinegar
- ½ Cup Brown Sugar
- 1 large brown onion
- ½ Tbsp cracked peppercorns optional
Instructions
- Coarsely Chop 1 large brown onion
- Place the ½ Cup Brown/Malt Vinegar, ½ Cup Brown Sugar and onions in a large, heavy-based deep saucepan.
- Add some water and stir to dissolve brown sugar.
- Add the 1½ kg
corned beef silverside and ½ Tbsp cracked peppercorns, then cover with water. - Place over high heat and bring to the Boil.
- Reduce the heat, cover and Simmer (do not boil) for 2½ hours.
- When ready the beef should be firm to the touch.
- Drain and leave to rest.
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Notes
Recipe Tips:
- You can use pre-packaged corned beef silverside for this recipe, or you can cure your own meat.
See Brine. - If you don't have malt vinegar, you can substitute cider vinegar or red wine vinegar.
- Add some chopped potatoes to the pot along with the vegetables for a complete meal.
I must say this is so easy and the end result is better than any deli bought corned beef
Yes, It tastes just like my Nana’s corned beef. I have finally replicated it. Perfect.
I used the standard recipe and it tasted better than what I can buy at the deli.
Love this, set and forget perfect corned silverside
This is so easy. I like it better than Safeway deli meat
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