Corned Beef And Cabbage Dutch Oven Recipe! Plus Guinness Beer!
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This Guinness corned beef and cabbage dutch oven recipe is now one of my favorite new ways to make corned beef! With St Patrick’s Day around the corner, we had to taste-test some new recipes. We may have family over, so we wanted to perfect the recipe; I have to say I love how the addition of Guinness Blonde Beer gave a nice flavor.
Now I have a 3.5-quart Dutch oven from Kohl’s; this recipe quickly showed me I need a bigger one if I want to have leftovers. I am eying the 7-quart size for my next Dutch oven; while I love my crockpot, I love cooking with the Dutch oven. I took my Crockpot Corned Beef and Cabbage Recipe and gave it a little twist. My kids preferred the corned beef this way vs. the other way.
Dutch oven corned beef and cabbage with beer Ingredients:
- Corned Beef
- Corned Beef Seasoning
- Guinness Beer Blonde– this was discontinued in 2020 but you can use any Blonde Irish Ale or Lager
- Vegetable Broth
- Red Onions
- Baby Potatoes
- Baby Carrots
- Green Cabbage
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How to cook corned beef in a Dutch oven
Preheat your oven to 325 degrees.
Place your corned beef into your Dutch oven. I cut mine in half to make it fit the pan, but if you have a larger Dutch oven, you won’t need to cut your corned beef down.
Pour in your first beer and your cup of broth.
Next, pack in your vegetables around the Corned Beef. Now I did the smaller potatoes because of the size of my Dutch oven, but you can use any size as long as they fit in.
Pour in more beer till you have the amount of liquid you want. Mine was about half a second bottle; you will want the liquid to steam the cabbage later.
Sprinkle the spices that came with the Corned Beef. (If your corned beef didn’t come with a packet, you can order corned beef seasoning) I only used half my packet.
Place into your oven and allow to cook for about 2 hours, and then flip the corned beef over.
Allow the Corned Beef to keep cooking for at least two more hours.
Cut your cabbage into wedges 30 minutes before cooking. ‘
Insert the wedges of cabbage around the Corned Beef in the broth.
Allow the dutch oven to cook for at least another half hour. If it goes, a bit over it won’t affect it much.
Serve and enjoy!
How to Store dutch oven corned beef and cabbage
Store the leftovers in an airtight container in the fridge for up to three days. I store mine with some broth to add more flavor and moisture for reheating.
How to Reheat Guinness corned beef and cabbage
My go-to method is to microwave till warm to eat. You can also reuse the crockpot if you want or the oven as well.
Amazing St Patrick’s Day Recipes To Try Out
The possibilities are endless for making a St Patrick’s day cooked at home. A crockpot is my favorite way to cook corned beef, but it can be done in various ways. See my St Patrick’s Day recipes->here.
- Guinness Crock Pot Pork Roast And Vegetables Recipe
- Slow Cooker Guinness Beef Stew Recipe
- Crockpot Corned Beef And Cabbage Recipe
- Guinness Beer Bread
- Corned Beef And Cabbage Dutch Oven Recipe
- Guinness Crockpot Corned Beef And Cabbage Recipe
- Homemade Shepherd’s Pie
- Smoked Brisket Shepards Pie
- Baked Dutch Oven Beef Stew
Corned Beef And CabbageIn A Dutch Oven With Guinness Beer
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Equipment
Ingredients
- 1 1/2 Pounds Corned Beef
- 1/2 Packet Corned Beef Seasoning
- 17 Ounce Guinness Beer Blonde
- 1 Cup Vegetable Broth
- Red Onions
- Baby Potatoes
- Baby Carrots
- Green Cabbage
Instructions
- Preheat your oven to 325 degrees.
- Place your corned beef into your dutch oven. Now I cut mine in half to make it fit the pan but if you have a larger dutch oven you won’t need to cut your corned beef down.
- Pour in your first beer and also your cup of broth as well.
- Next pack in your vegetables around the Corned Beef. Now I did the smaller potatoes because of the size of my dutch oven but you can use any size as long as they fit in.
- Pour in more beer till you have the amount of liquid you want. Mine was about half of a second bottle, you will want there to be liquid to steam the cabbage in to later.
- Sprinkle the seasoning packet that came with the Corned Beef, now I only did half because I planned to make my Guinness Crockpot Corned Beef And Cabbage Recipe using the other half.
- Place into your oven and allow to cook for about 2 hours and then flip the corned beef over.
- Allow the Corned Beef to keep cooking for at least two more hours.
- A half-hour before cooking cut your cabbage into wedges. Insert the wedges of cabbage around the Corned Beef in the broth.
- Allow the dutch oven to cook for at least another half hour. If it goes a bit over it won’t affect it much.
That looks yummy!