I love St. Patrick’s day and in my book, there is no better way to celebrate it than to eat traditional Irish fare. This is a roundup of some of my favorite Irish recipes. Enjoy!
Corned Beef & Cabbage – Because no St. Patricks Day Recipe roundup is complete without it. This recipe includes Guinness which makes a rich and hearty sauce. Historically Irish people never really eat corned beef, but it’s definitely ingrained in the American tradition so I included it also.
Scailton – Milk Punch – A uniquely Irish cocktail that is sure to please.
Irish Bangers and Mash – This is a family favorite.
Dublin Coddle – An Dublin city staple that is usually made Thursday evening during Lent in order to finish up all the meat in the house before Friday.
Irish Vegetable Soup – A recipe that is a staple all over Ireland, is a delicious and healthy way to celebrate.
Lamb Stew – you may recognize this recipe from my 100 Slow Cooker Recipes for Winter. It really is worth another link.
Lamb & Leek Shepard’s Pie – This recipe is an often made one in our house since it’s Chucks favorite.
Irish Coffee – There are a million versions of this recipe but this one is the real deal. Note the Cream is poured over the back of a warm spoon. You can also
heat the glass by lighting the whiskey on fire. That is how it’s served at my
favorite local Irish Pub.
Muscles in Irish Cider – Muscles are a huge staple in Ireland since you know it’s kind of an island. I have seen a number of different recipes with them, but this one is super delicious.
Parsley Sauce – When Chuck and I went to Ireland in 2012 we ran into this sauce at nearly every restaurant, on everything from ham, to salmon to cabbage. It is delicious!
The other day, while I was at work, my cousin stole my iphone and tested to see if it can survive a twenty
five foot drop, just so she can be a youtube sensation. My
apple ipad is now destroyed and she has 83 views.
I know this is totally off topic but I had to share it with someone!
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is also happening with this paragraph which I am reading at this
time.
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I’m looking forward for your next post, I’ll try to get
the hang of it!