
The Farmers Diner in Middlebury, Vermont, serves this "sweep the kitchen" (diner lingo for "hash") griddle classic. Micheal Carter grinds prepared corned beef and tosses it with boiled potatoes, sautéed onions, peppers, and spices (this is a perfect dish in which to use leftovers). Heat with butter in a frying pan or on the griddle and serve warm.
*Note - At this point, the hash is ready to be refrigerated and stored for up to one week, or sautéed and served immediately]
Micheal Carter started washing dishes in restaurants at age 14. Since the moment he started in the food service industry, he knew that he wanted to become a cook. Micheal has worked at Farmers Diner in Middlebury, Vermont, since its opening, and has been serving up delicious meals with locally-sourced ingredients since.
The Farmers Diner in Middlebury, Vermont, serves this "sweep the kitchen" (diner lingo for "hash") griddle classic. Micheal Carter grinds prepared corned beef and tosses it with boiled potatoes, sautéed onions, peppers, and spices (this is a perfect dish in which to use leftovers). Heat with butter in a frying pan or on the griddle and serve warm.
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