-Hey everyone, I'm Judith. Well today, I'm gonna be showing you to make a meal that's traditionally serve on St. Patrick's day, but really this can be served all year long. It's really nice and hearty dish to make. I'll be making corned beef and cabbage. So, what you will need is for this is 8 whole cloves; 1 medium yellow onion, halved; lean center-cut corned beef brisket, about 2 pounds; 3 large carrots, peeled and quartered lengthwise; 1/2 pound new potatoes, halved; 1/2 pound of boiling onions, peeled; 1 small head cabbage, outer leaves removed, cut into 6 wedges. So the fantastic thing about these dishes is that there is not much labor that needs to be put into it. We're gonna be using a slow cooker or a crock pot as people know, and basically, we just add in our ingredients, let it setback for a good 5 hours and voila. So, first of all, as you can see we have our cut of brisket here, corned beef usually come served as a cut of brisket, otherwise, it can also come canned. It can come salty. There's various ways it comes, but today, we'll be using a nice good brisket. So, first of all, let's get our halved onion that we halved and let's get our cloves. These smell really good and it's gonna give the whole slow cooker a nice fragrance when we put everything in there. So, all we wanna do is get the pointed edge of our whole cloves and stick them in to the half an onion there. That's just gonna intensify that flavor, give a nice aroma. Now, the wonderful thing about using slow cookers is that you can buy inexpensive cuts of meat like this brisket and you can basically slow cook it for a long time and still turns out delicious, you know, a lot of the time, we wanna buy [unk] or something quick to do and it's much more expensive cuts of meat, but with a brisket like this, you can serve a lot of people. We just need a little bit of time. So, stick one of those cloves in there. So, our brisket is a big muscle. There's a lot of connective tissue in there, which we wanna get tender. We want the brisket to be nice and tender and soft so we can eat it very easily and that's why we slow cook it and needs to be cooked over a long amount of time on a low heat to get it nice an tender. So, that's the idea of slow cooking it. So, into our crock pot here, you can take the metal part out first. Let's add in our brisket and our onion with the cloves. We'll just gonna add in those 2 ingredients for the moment and we're gonna cover it, cover the ingredients with water, so that they are fully covered, and once they are fully covered, we're just gonna add another about 3inches of water on top of that, fantastic. So now, we're gonna put that on a low heat and we're gonna let it set there for about 5 hours. So, go do what you need to do, let it sit there and we'll add in our other ingredients. Well, our corned beef and onions now have been slow cooking for about 5 hours and they're very flavorful there with those cloves. So now, it's time to add in our other vegetables or so in go our potatoes. So, our carrots go in there as well, our onions, see very easy, got a little time. Let's put all that in there. You can go and do your thing and that will cook, and last but not the least of all, of course, our cabbage. So, fit them in there as best possible, fantastic and that's just about full there. So we leave that. Now, we're gonna put the lid back on and we're gonna let that cook for another 3 hours. So, other vegetables have been in our slow cooker with our meat for another 3 hours. So, it's been in there for a total of 7 hours and now it's ready come out and plate up. So, let's get a nice large platter and we'll get some of these lovely, tender cabbages from out there. So, great one when you got a lot of friends coming over for a nice big meal, nice dinner. It's a good one you can put in the morning, come too at night and it will be done. So, let's plate up some of those. Watch because it will be hot, and any other veggies you like obviously you can put in there too, cabbage you'll have to have of course. Now, this probably will breakup easily because they are nice and soft tender now. So, you just organize on how you like it. Let's keep going with that. So, let's get everything out of our crock pot, all of those nice veggies and don't forget to those carrots too to give the whole plate a nice bit if color. There we go. We'll plate the rest of those veggies and then we'll cut our meat. So, all of those lovely tender veggies are on our platter there, so let's get out our meat. This lovely corned beef brisket that has been in there for a while and that should have tenderizing nicely by now, leave that out on the platter and we wanna cut that to nice thin slices. We can serve up on top of our veggies. Oh yes as you can see that is nicely done, perfect. So, brisket is a fairly inexpensive cut of meat. So, really, it's worth a while to invest in a nice slow cooker to be able to cook this nice flavorful and not expensive meat shared with the family. There you go. So, let's plate this lovely stuff on top of there. That's one grand meal right there that all the family can cut into, beautiful, and obviously, if there's any fatty part, you can just cut those off as well. You don't' want those on there. So, once the meat is on your veggies, don't forget to have a nice drizzle of our broth that it's all been cooking in right on top there and all these wonderful flavors from the cloves in there. So keep it nice and moist, see that. That's how you make your corned beef and cabbage.