Oven-Baked Glazed Corned Beef

Renee Chernin Renee Chernin
5.0 (13 reviews)

Many people are reluctant to make corned beef because it usually has to simmer on the stove top for several hours, heating up the house with a pungent aroma. Once I discovered the oven method, I find the preparation much easier to handle. This is my younger daughter’s favorite recipe of all. Perfect for any Yom Tov.

 

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4h 20m 12
Medium Gluten Free Meat

Directions

Prepare the Glazed Corned Beef

  1. Preheat the oven to 350 degrees Fahrenheit. Rinse the beef in cold water and place in a large, deep pan.

  2. Add the vinegar, two tablespoons of the brown sugar, and half a cup of the orange juice.

  3. Fill the pan with water to cover the beef (about two and a half cups), cover tightly with foil, and bake until fork tender, three to four hours. Remove the beef from the oven and uncover.

  4. In a small bowl, combine the one cup brown sugar, the two tablespoons remaining orange juice, mustard, and allspice to make a thick glaze.

  5. Raise the oven temperature to 400 degrees Fahrenheit. Remove the beef from its juices and transfer to a baking dish fatty-side up, discarding the juices. Score the top of the brisket with a sharp knife in a diamond pattern. Spread the brown sugar glaze over the scored beef and bake for an additional 30 minutes.

  6. Remove from oven and cool. Slice across the grain. Serve with mustard, if desired.

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Notes:

Oven-Baked Glazed Corned Beef will keep in the refrigerator, tightly covered, for up to one week. Can freeze for up to two months.

 

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By Renee Rousso Chernin. Reproduced from Cooking for the King, Rosh Hashanah edition.

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18 Comments

Yona Bolinger •
kayla •

absolutely delicious! the allspice adds a great twist to the classic sweet-pungent glaze, definitely takes it up a notch. I did the intial braise overnight at 200 for about 12 hours and then proceeded with scoring and glazing per the recipe. thanks for a great one!

Chana Fox Kosher.com Team •
Reply to kayla

Hi Kayla,
We are so glad you enjoyed! Sounds amaaazing!
-Chana Tzirel from Kosher.com

chana robbins •
Sonya Kaplan •

I made this and used 1/2 the amount of All Spice, was a huge hit with a Friday Night crowd.

Sarah •

Can I do the second bake (with the glaze) with a covered pan, since I don’t want to make my oven fleishig?

(sorry for the duplicate post; forgot to mark it as a question.)

Goldy G Kosher.com Team •
Reply to Sarah

Yes.