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Spiced Beef?
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It's not a Cork thing, I have been eating it in the midlands since I was a kid and trust me that was a long long time ago... I researched it years back as it was the only dish I had come across that only people in the midlands were aware of and sure enough it was only available in the midlands centuries ago. I lived and worked in Cork and introduced dozens of people to it, none had ever come across it before but in true Cork fashion they now claim to be the originator of it.
So after decades of promoting it I now see both Dublin and Cork claiming it as their own, not like we in the midlands can claim many dishes as ours but thar ya go...paper never refuses ink and Cork and Dublin people are desperate to claim any cuisine as theirs, I wonder why?0 -
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dePeatrick wrote: »It's not a Cork thing, I have been eating it in the midlands since I was a kid and trust me that was a long long time ago... I researched it years back as it was the only dish I had come across that only people in the midlands were aware of and sure enough it was only available in the midlands centuries ago. I lived and worked in Cork and introduced dozens of people to it, none had ever come across it before but in true Cork fashion they now claim to be the originator of it.
So after decades of promoting it I now see both Dublin and Cork claiming it as their own, not like we in the midlands can claim many dishes as ours but thar ya go...paper never refuses ink and Cork and Dublin people are desperate to claim any cuisine as theirs, I wonder why?
Well to be honest, as a Dub you can keep it, I wouldn't be rushing to claim it as it's awful stuff.0 -
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dePeatrick wrote: »It's not a Cork thing, I have been eating it in the midlands since I was a kid and trust me that was a long long time ago... I researched it years back as it was the only dish I had come across that only people in the midlands were aware of and sure enough it was only available in the midlands centuries ago. I lived and worked in Cork and introduced dozens of people to it, none had ever come across it before but in true Cork fashion they now claim to be the originator of it.
So after decades of promoting it I now see both Dublin and Cork claiming it as their own, not like we in the midlands can claim many dishes as ours but thar ya go...paper never refuses ink and Cork and Dublin people are desperate to claim any cuisine as theirs, I wonder why?
As a dub, born and bred i can hand on heart say I've never ever heard of spiced beef being claimed as a Dublin dish. Remember hearing about it on here and asking around about it, universally it was described back to me as a Cork area thing."I will honour Christmas in my heart, and try to keep it all the year" - Charles Dickens
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dePeatrick wrote: »It's not a Cork thing, I have been eating it in the midlands since I was a kid and trust me that was a long long time ago... I researched it years back as it was the only dish I had come across that only people in the midlands were aware of and sure enough it was only available in the midlands centuries ago. I lived and worked in Cork and introduced dozens of people to it, none had ever come across it before but in true Cork fashion they now claim to be the originator of it.
So after decades of promoting it I now see both Dublin and Cork claiming it as their own, not like we in the midlands can claim many dishes as ours but thar ya go...paper never refuses ink and Cork and Dublin people are desperate to claim any cuisine as theirs, I wonder why?
100% wrong. This is absolutely a Cork tradition.0 -
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dePeatrick wrote: »30 years ago no one in Cork had ever heard of it, I introduced it to Cork people and have watched how over the decades it has been adopted and now stated as their own. I had reason to research it over 30 years back and the only historical reference in existence referring to Spiced Beef came from the Midlands.
Now there are dozens particularly in Cork claiming century old traditions of making it. Doesn’t matter in the scheme of things, just interesting to watch something like this happen and see how greedy people can be to claim something as their own.
Like I said previously - you are 100% wrong on this. I’m late 50’s and have been eating this since childhood as did my parents and grandparents before me. I’ll just leave this with you:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spiced_beef
You’re welcome
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Like I said previously - you are 100% wrong on this. I’m late 50’s and have been eating this since childhood as did my parents and grandparents before me. I’ll just leave this with you:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spiced_beef
You’re welcome
My grandparents are from Cork, they've been eating spiced beef for a lot longer than 30 years.0 -
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