Canned Corned Beef

Kakashi2020 · Jun 24, 2018

Canned Corned beef is a good source of protein, zinc and B Vitamins, the problem is, it is high in fat, a 3oz serving has 180 calories, 22.5 grams of Protein and a whole lot of Sodium. What you can do to lessen the fat is to not include the white fat inside the can and by steaming it to drain the out the oil, you can also add some veggies to it to make it more healthy, also you can pick a low sodium variant and a lean variant.

NoviceNinja · Jun 27, 2018

Great tip my friend. What I usually do when I cook corned beef is to saute some garlic and onions, put the corned beef in, then I add some water to the empty can and pour everything on the pan. Then I add some stripped cabbages to lessen the oil and make it less greasy. Wollah! Dinner is served.

Alexandoy · Jun 29, 2018

We have a stock of canned goods in our food cabinet particularly corned beef, sausage, pork and beans, tuna, bottled sardines and pasta. But we eat those canned goods sparingly because we don't want our body to be full of preservatives from those canned food. It's always best to eat food with fresh ingredients that's why we go to the market every day for our kitchen needs.

NoviceNinja · Jun 29, 2018

Fresh stuff isn't so unheard of in an emergency, depending on the situation. Fridges stay cold for a day or 2 so it makes sense to use up whatever fresh food you have, or make use of what you have available in your garden.

Folk Artist · Aug 25, 2018

Actually corned beef and cabbage is the traditional dish to eat on St. Patrick's Day- in America that is. In Ireland it's not that popular, but Irish Americans really love it. I would stay clear most of the time though, because it has a lot of sodium in it, but maybe have some on St. Patrick's Day with some green ale for good luck.

Canned Corned Beef

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