Slow Cooker Corned Beef Hash

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This incredible slow cooker corned beef hash is the perfect all in one dish. It has amazing chunks of potato, beef, and onion. It also has some delicious herbs such as thyme and parsley.

Slow Cooker Corned beef Hash

By the time this dish is ready, you will have some lovely tender chunks of potato, onion, and corned beef. There is a slight bit of broth that is packed with flavor thanks to the beef stock, Worcestershire sauce, and herbs.

Personally, I prefer to use fresh corned beef, so I usually make some the day before in the slow cooker. However, if you do not mind, then the tinned meat works just as well. You can find tinned corned beef at pretty much any good supermarket or even online at places like Amazon.

Corned Beef Hash cooked in a Slow Cooker

A single batch of this dish will feed roughly six people. Still, it will heavily depend on how hungry people are and whether you are making any extra side dishes.

The leftovers of this dish will reheat nicely, so make sure you keep them. Store in the fridge until required, then heat in the microwave or a preheated oven. If you prefer, you can also freeze the leftovers and simply reheat when you need them.

Tweaking the Recipe

There are so many variations that you are able to do with this recipe. Below are a couple of ideas on what you can do.

If you want to have eggs, simply fry or poach some eggs just before serving the food. I would avoid adding the eggs directly into the slow cooker as they will likely overcook and not be very nice.

You can add some extra vegetables if you want a little bit more nutrition and flavor. Popular additions include vegetables such as bell peppers and carrots.  For a bit of extra meat, crispy slices of bacon are very popular.

Corned beef Hash with a fried egg

For even more flavor, you can add some baked beans in with the rest of the ingredients. You will need to be careful as this will add quite a bit of fluid and can turn the dish into a stew.

If you have a variation that you would like to share, then be sure to leave a comment below. I love to see what amazing combinations that people can come up with.

Watch the video below to see how to make this corned beef hash in the slow cooker. Alternatively, you can find the full written recipe right below the video.

Slow Cooker Corned Beef Hash Recipe

5/5 (100%) 3 votes
Prep Time10 Minutes
Cook Time6 Hours
Total Time6 Hours & 10 Minutes
Serves6

Ingredients

  • 1 kg (2.2 lb) corned beef, cubed
  • 5 potatoes, peeled & cubed
  • 1 onion, chopped
  • 1 Tbsp parsley, chopped
  • ½ tsp thyme, dried
  • 2 Tbsp butter, cubed
  • 1 Tbsp Worcestershire sauce
  • 125 ml (4.2 fl oz) beef stock

Instructions

  1. Place the corned beef, potatoes, onion, parsley, and the thyme into the slow cooker. Mix together.
  2. Add the butter, Worcestershire sauce and beef stock over the top of the corned beef mix.
  3. Cook on low for 6-8 hours or on high for 4 hours.
  4. Season with salt and pepper.
  5. Serve & Enjoy.

Recipe Tips

  • If you are running low on time, then you can skip peeling the potatoes. However, make sure you wash them to make sure there isn’t any dirt left on them.
  • There are a ton of variations that you can do for this recipe, such as adding baked beans or tinned crushed tomatoes. Just remember the more fluid you add, the more stew-like this dish will become.
  • Personally, I prefer to use fresh parsley for this dish, but you can use dried if you do not have any available. You do not need to adjust the amount, just substitute with the chosen type of parsley.

Equipment I use

I use a 5.5L (6 Quart) slow cooker (Amazon | Walmart) for all the recipes that I have on this website unless specified. If you have a smaller or larger slow cooker, then you might need to adjust the ingredients.

Nutrition Information

Serving Size: 521g (1.2 lb)
Servings Per Recipe: 6
Calories Per Serving: 505
Amount Per Serving
Total Fat: 13.7g
Saturated Fat: 5.2g
Trans Fat: 0.7g
Total Carbohydrate: 56g
Dietary Fiber: 7g
Sugars: 4g
Cholesterol: 134mg
Sodium: 261mg
Protein: 41g

The information above is an estimate generated by an online nutrition calculator.

Posted on , under Beef, Breakfast, Dinner, Easy, Gluten-Free.

More Slow Cooker Breakfast Recipes

There are quite a few breakfast dishes that you can do in the slow cooker, and this dish is best suited for either breakfast or dinner.

If you are looking for something less meaty to have for breakfast, you might be interested in something like the French toast casserole.

The hash brown casserole is an incredibly cheesy recipe and perfect as a meal or side dish. It is super easy and always cooks to be incredibly delicious, it is one of my favorite slow cooker recipes.

I hope that this slow cooker corned beef hash comes out to be as delicious as it was for me. If you have some tips, variations, or just some feedback that you would like to add, then be sure to leave a comment below.

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9 Comments

  1. Avatar for barry crane
    barry crane on

    Can I substitute cloves instead of peppercorns cooking slow cooked corn beef.

    1. Avatar for Gus
      Gus on
      Editor

      Hi Barry,

      I do not suggest replacing the peppercorns with cloves as they’re quite different flavors. You can try using some ground pepper instead.

  2. Avatar for Jennifer
    Jennifer on

    If using fresh corned beef, do you cook that separately prior to making the dish? Or do you add this raw and then it cooks with the potatoes during the 6-8 hours in the crock pot?

    1. Avatar for Gus
      Gus on
      Editor

      Yes, I cooked it following our corned beef recipe before using it in this recipe. With that said, I can’t see why you couldn’t cook it from raw with the potatoes. Six to eight hours should be long enough, just unsure how tender it will be.

  3. Avatar for Tara
    Tara on

    Love this recipe but is there a quick way of doing this without a slow cooker? Like in under an hour?

    1. Avatar for Gus
      Gus on
      Editor

      You can cook it in a frying pan, but you may need to parboil the potatoes to ensure that they cooked properly.

  4. Avatar for Margaret Wells
    Margaret Wells on

    Can I freeze corned beef hash and how long does it keep in the fridge.

  5. Avatar for Maxine
    Maxine on

    We love this recipe, so tasty and the meat tender as!

  6. Avatar for Eileen Charlton
    Eileen Charlton on

    I tried the corned beef recipe with my own variation. I sliced the potatoes & onions and layered them. Adding 1 tbls cornflour mixed with beef stock. It made a thicker gravy we prefer. We call it Panacklety here in the North of England. It’s very filling served with cheese scones or toast.