Roast beef hash

I love hash. Roast beef, corned beef, pork hash. Gawd help me, I even like the kind that comes in a can. I like it for breakfast, lunch or dinner. I often buy a roast too big for the two of us to eat just so I'll have leftovers to turn into crisp, succulent, indulgent and aromatic hash. Sometimes I can honestly say that I like this leftover meal even better than the original roast with all the trimmings. That's my confession for the week, and I'm not backing down from it. Within the last few…

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