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There’s something magical about the combination of corned beef, potatoes, and flaky pastry—a humble trio that delivers pure comfort in every bite. If you grew up in the UK, chances are you’ve had some variation of this classic. Whether in a crisp pasty, a deep-filled pie, or a hearty slice, it’s one of those no-fuss recipes that always hits the spot. For me, this bake brings back childhood memories of quick dinners on busy school nights, when a simple tin of corned beef could be transformed into something absolutely delicious. Served hot with baked beans or eaten cold straight from the fridge (if any was left over!), it’s the kind of food that just feels like home. Now, living abroad, I’ve come to appreciate recipes like this even more. It’s easy, satisfying, and made with ingredients you can find almost anywhere—perfect for expats craving a taste of Britain. A Budget-Friendly ClassicOne of the best things about this recipe? It’s budget-friendly! Corned beef is a pantry staple, and potatoes and onions are as cheap as they come. Whether you’re looking for an affordable midweek dinner or a nostalgic treat, this dish delivers without breaking the bank. How to Make Corned Beef & Potato Slice Ingredients (Makes 8 slices)
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Tips for the Best Corned Beef Slice✔️ Use good-quality corned beef – The difference between a cheap, fatty tin and a premium one is noticeable! ✔️ Don’t overwork the filling – You want some texture, not a paste. ✔️ Chill your pastry before baking – It helps keep it crisp and flaky. ✔️ Experiment with extras – A dash of Worcestershire sauce or a bit of grated cheese in the filling can take it to the next level! Why You’ll Love This Recipe✅ Easy to make – Minimal prep, simple steps, and no fancy ingredients. ✅ Great for batch cooking – Make a few and freeze them for later. ✅ A taste of home – The ultimate nostalgic British bake, wherever you are in the world. Whether you’re an expat missing the taste of home or just someone who loves a good old-fashioned bake, this Corned Beef & Potato Slice is guaranteed to satisfy. Give it a try, and let me know--do you prefer yours hot, cold, or straight from the fridge?
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Writer | Food Lover | Ex Pat Dreamer | Perth, WA Hi, I’m Linda (Leigh to my friends), a 60-year-old ex-bakery owner turned cookery book writer. I’m a proud wife to Carl, mum to three wonderful children, and a dog-mum too. Embracing midlife with energy and enthusiasm. I also love a good chat and I’m always open to tea and cake anytime.☕ Archives
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