The shelf life isn’t incredibly long. Check your dates
Yes, we try to stay up on it; but I think most canned items are good quite a while past the ‘expiration’ date.
One-Pot Corned Beef Hash
A British classic made with Canned Corned Beef, potatoes, onions, eggs, and a few extras
from the cupboard, on the table in minutes. Can be served for Breakfast, Lunch or Dinner.
INGREDIENTS 300 grams Potatoes 1 tbsp Olive Oil 1 Onion Large onion diced 1 tsp Garlic Puree 2 cloves of garlic crushed 1 teaspoon Paprika 1 tablespoon Worc, Tin of corned beef in small cubes 4 Eggs Sprinkle of dried parsley Salt & Pepper
INSTRUCTIONS Preheat oven to 400F Steam or boil cubed potatoes for 7 minutes. (If using canned potatoes you will not need to parboil) Meanwhile, fry off your onions for about 5 minutes in oil until soft. Add garlic, paprika and stir before adding Worcestershire sauce. Add parboiled potatoes and a generous amount of salt & pepper into the dish. Mix onions and potatoes together and fry for 3 minutes. Place cubes of corned beef on top. Push down flat with a spatula. Cook on a low- medium heat for 6-8 minutes, do not stir. Using a spatula flip over in 4-6 sections, flatten back down with a spatula. Cook for another 6-8 min on 2nd side.
For Firm Yolks: Turn off heat, make 4 wells in pan, crack eggs inside. Place in oven 10 min to crisp top and cook eggs. Serve up Corned Beef Hash, sprinkled with Parsley.
“””””The shelf life isn’t incredibly long. Check your dates”””””
I would comfortably eat a 10-year-old can of corned beef that has been stored at room temps, same with spam, and I have eaten plenty of 10-year-old canned foods.
In the army, we used to eat 20-year-old cans of food.