Corned Beef was a popular part of the meat ration due to it’s availability. As it was already cooked it could be eaten cold or used in a variety of recipes.
* 2 oz plain flour (I used wholewheat)
* pinch salt
* 1 egg (fresh or dried)
* dash of milk
* pinch of herbs (I used Thyme)
* 2 teaspoons grated onion
* 6 oz corned beef finely flaked
* a little dripping or margarine (or cooking oil)
Method
Mix and blend the flour with the salt, beaten egg and dash of milk.
Beat until a smooth batter is achieved
Add corned beef, onions and herbs
Melt the dripping or fat in a frying pan
Drop in a spoonful of the mixture and press down to form a small patty (mixture should be enough to make 8)
Fry on either side until crisp and brown and serve with veggies or salad while warm.
Makes enough for 4 people
Submitted by Carolyn Ekins
* 2 oz plain flour (I used wholewheat)
* pinch salt
* 1 egg (fresh or dried)
* dash of milk
* pinch of herbs (I used Thyme)
* 2 teaspoons grated onion
* 6 oz corned beef finely flaked
* a little dripping or margarine (or cooking oil)
Method
Mix and blend the flour with the salt, beaten egg and dash of milk.
Beat until a smooth batter is achieved
Add corned beef, onions and herbs
Melt the dripping or fat in a frying pan
Drop in a spoonful of the mixture and press down to form a small patty (mixture should be enough to make 8)
Fry on either side until crisp and brown and serve with veggies or salad while warm.
Makes enough for 4 people
Submitted by Carolyn Ekins
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