March 17th is St. Patrick’s Day, time to celebrate Ireland and its culture! Whether you are the type to wear green clothes and shamrock accessories or the type to relax with a pint of cider or ale, this is your chance to experience warm Irish cuisine.
Here you will find our ten best Irish recipes, from traditional dishes to revisited classics.
Usually composed of mashed potatoes, green cabbage, onions, butter and milk or cream, colcannon is the traditional side dish on St Patrick’s day. Some of the butter and cream have been replaced by olive oil in our version of this recipe, to make it a little bit healthier.
The original Irish Stew consists of neck of mutton, almost as much potato as meat, and sliced onions arranged in layers and stewed. In this version beef replaces mutton.
Rhubarb is used extensively in Irish cooking and rhubarb crumble is one of the most popular desserts served in Ireland during the spring and summer months.
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