Left Over Corn Beef
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Leftover Corn Beef Egg Scramble

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Leftover Corn Beef Egg Scramble

I love a good Corn Beef sandwich but usually my wife and I buy way more than we can eat. What to do with leftovers, right? Leftovers take over our fridge in a bad way. I love getting creative with leftovers and spices. I am a spice guru I must add. You will see a lot of spices in my recipes because we try to keep as much of the fat out as possible. In comes the Egg Scramble.

Corn Beef is not the healthiest choice, I know but it is one meat I love in the crockpot done after we get back from running all day on a Saturday. This dish I made while my wife was working and she said, wow, what do I smell in the kitchen? Oh, just your husband creating a breakfast with leftovers from last night. We usually end up making a dip with the leftover Corn Beef. This is a classic dip we usually prepare when we have a party.

The Slaw is an added bonus. This was added to the sandwiches, well that is my next post so stay tuned.

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Leftover Corn Beef Egg Scramble
Leftover Corn Beef becomes a meaty egg scramble.
Course: Breakfast
Cuisine: American
Author: David Decheine Skinny Over 40
Ingredients
  • Leftover Corn Beef
  • Eggs
  • Onion
  • Light Shredded Cheddar Cheese
  • 1 Tablespoon Olive Oil
Instructions
  1. Add the Olive Oil to your pan
  2. Chop the onions and add to the pan
  3. Shred the Corn Beef add into pan
  4. Saute for 10 min
  5. Add the eggs and scramble
  6. Add the Shredded Cheese
  7. Cook until they are done about ten minutes


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24 Comments

  • Stephanie

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    So many years this would have helped in my house - we always had corned beef and cabbage on St. Patrick's Day and then leftovers for several days, which got very boring. What a great way to use them!

  • candyolivares

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    I love using left over meats to make breakfast! We do this often but never with corned beef. Yum!!

  • Liz Mays

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    This would make for a hearty, delicious breakfast. I'd love to cook this up for my kids when they visit!

  • Pam

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    This sounds really tasty! I'm going to make it the day after St. Patrick's Day. St. Patrick's Day is the only time I make corned beef!

  • savingsaidsimply

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    That's a tasty St. Patty's Day leftover idea! I love a hearty breakfast

  • Veronica

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    that look great. Sometimes the leftovers can be better than the actual meal was

  • thriftyjinxy

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    I really love corned beef! If I make some for St. Pat's, I'll have to keep your recipe in mind for the leftovers!

  • Jeanine

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    Yum that sounds, and looks super good. My kids would be all over that in an instant!

  • Kay Adeola

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    This sounds so good,I actually have some corned beef so will have to make some :).

  • Rosey

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    This would be fun to make for Sunday brunch. That slaw is looking pretty good too!

  • Theresa

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    My husband loved corned beef. Next time we make it, I'll have to set some aside to whip this up the next morning.

  • yumeating

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    Corned beef in our house never lasts. It is rare we have leftovers when I make that or the non corned brisket. We always make boiled dinner/corned beef for St. Patrick's Day. It a family tradition. Thankfully my own family enjoys the dish.

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