We made New England Boiled Dinner ^[1] for a dinner party and then followed-up with Corned Beef Hash and Red Flannel Hash using the leftovers. The first Red Flannel Hash ^[2] made in January this year tasted right but the poached egg was very ugly. The photo today shows our progress as cooks and as photographers.

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Servings: 4

Fresh
New England Boiled Dinner ^[1] leftovers: 
- 3 oz. beets
- 2 oz. cabbage
- 4 oz. carrots
- 4 oz. turnip
- 8 oz. potatoes
- 12 oz. Corned Beef ^[4]
2 oz. onions
3 Tbsp. butter, divided
4 eggs

Pantry
1 tsp. salt, additional to taste

Prepare hash
In a food processor, chop the onion, beets and cabbage until fine. Add the Corned Beef ^[4] and pulse until coarsley chopped. Place the contents of the food processor into a large mixing bowl. Then pulse the remaining vegetables individually until coarsely chopped and add to the mixing bowl. Mix the chopped corned beef and vegetables and add salt if needed. 

Cook hash
Separate the hash into four portions. Heat 1 Tbsp. butter in  a large skillet over medium heat. Add the hash to the skillet and flatten with a spatula to approximately 1-inch thick and cook until browned, approximately 4 minutes. Flip hash and cook until second side is browned. Remove from skillet and keep warm.

Poach egg
While the patties are cooking, poach four eggs.

Serve
Transfer poached eggs to the top of each hash pattie and serve warm.