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Is garlic used in corned beef prep?

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It depends on the recipe that you find. For example Betty Cocker's St. Paddies Day Corned Beef Dinner uses a head of garlic, however it's slow cooker version does not.

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Corn isn't actually used to make corned beef So why is it called that?

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