Outdoor Boys Series: Corned Beef Hash and Egg Sandwich Recipe
- Daniel
- Jun 26
- 2 min read
Updated: Jun 27
Savory, hearty, and surprisingly good—especially for canned corned beef.
I’ll be honest—I never liked canned corned beef. It always seemed a bit too salty, too mushy, too… something. But then I watched Luke from Outdoor Boys make his version of corned beef hash.

One of my eggs cracked and I don't care...
The way he crisped it up in a cast iron skillet with eggs cooked right in, scooping everything onto a slice of bread out in the wilderness—it made me rethink everything. So I gave it a shot, and yeah, I get it now. It’s really, really good.

A yummilicious mess...
Corned beef hash has been around since the early 1800s, originally created as a way to use up leftover meat and potatoes. During wartime and food shortages, the canned version became a pantry staple—cheap, filling, and shelf-stable.
Over time, it became a breakfast classic in diners and home kitchens, often served with eggs, toast, and ketchup. This version skips the potatoes and focuses on the pure simplicity of onion, garlic, olive oil, and eggs, allowing the corned beef to shine.

I layered mine between slices of toasted sourdough, and honestly, it's one of the most satisfying sandwiches I’ve had in a while. You don’t need much to make this work—just one skillet, a can of corned beef, and a bit of patience.
If you're like me and never gave canned corned beef a chance, this is the recipe that might just change your mind.

Ingredients:
(Serve 4)
High Quality Olive Oil, 2 TBSP + More For Toasting
Yellow Onion Finely Minced, 1
Sea Salt, Pinch
Black Pepper, Pinch
Garlic Finely Minced, 3 Cloves
Canned Corned beef, 340g
Eggs, 2 or More
Sourdough Bread, 8 Slices
Ketchup, For Serving (Optional)
Equipment:
Cast Iron Skillet / Pan
Directions:
Make the hash.
Heat olive oil in a skillet over medium heat.
Add minced onions, salt, and pepper. Sauté until lightly golden.
Add garlic and cook until fragrant.
Stir in canned corned beef. Sauté until it browns slightly.
If it starts sticking, deglaze with a splash of water.
Lower the heat. Taste and adjust seasoning.
Add the eggs.
Use a spoon to make 2 or more craters in the hash.
Crack each egg into a glass, then gently pour into the craters.
Cover the pan and cook until eggs are set.
Remove from heat.
Toast and serve.
In another skillet, toast sourdough slices with a bit of olive oil until golden.
Scoop the corned beef hash (with egg) onto the toast.
Add ketchup if desired.
Serve hot and enjoy.

Simple yet yummilicious....

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