This is the perfect recipe for a Sunday morning, or anytime you
have leftover steak and potatoes. We’ve made it many times without the beets,
but now I am in the habit of just roasting a few beets the night before.
I thought the recipe got its name from the color of the beets,
but as legend goes, a red flannel shirt would be all Ms. Davis wore when she
prepared this dish! It’s hearty and yummy and the whole family will love it!
2 cups cooked
corned beef (or leftover steak)
3 cups cold
boiled potatoes
1 ½ cups cooked
beets
¼ cup of cream
or ½ & ½
Chop the beef, potatoes and beets. Season with salt and pepper
and moisten with cream. Put into hot buttered ironware frying pan. Stir and
spread evenly. Brown slowly over medium heat. Serve with poached or fried eggs
on top.
ciao! fabiana
1 comment:
Maybe she did but the name Red Flannel Hash and the recipe has been around a long time, because of the beets!
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