It’s said that everyone is a little bit Irish on St. Patrick’s Day! Here’s a round-up to help you Eat, Drink and Be Irish, with 17+ recipes and St. Patrick’s Day inspiration from the kitchen to the table!
In anticipation of St. Patrick’s Day, I’m sharing a round-up of inspiration from the kitchen to the table to help you Eat Drink and Be Irish, along with a giveaway!
Click on the link below the photos for the complete recipe, sources and a taste of green!
You’ll find the giveaway details at the bottom of the post.☘
Ina Garten’s Easy Irish Brown Bread with Guinness
Hearty and slightly sweet with a distinctive malty flavor from Guinness Stout. This quick bread easy to make and oh so satisfying, served slathered with butter or alongside your favorite soup or Irish Stew for St. Patrick’s Day.
An easy blender recipe that’s ready in 5 minutes. One sip and you’ll never buy it again!
Tender and crumbly on the inside with a crunchy sweet exterior thanks to a little sparkling sugar and wonderful Irish Cream glaze. . . and oh the aroma while baking!!
Easy 5 Minute Irish Cream Fudge with Pistachios
Chocolaty and rich with a hint of Irish Cream, this fudge takes only 5 minutes to come together using the microwave. Pistachios add a salty note, balancing the sweet flavor and add a natural green color to pair with the Irish Cream for St. Patrick’s Day.
A sweet and salty treat for St. Patrick’s Day! Quick and easy to make to snack on and share, adjusting to your taste using with the mix-ins of your choice. Add some gold to the mix, known to attract leprechauns.
An Irish Tea with Belleek and Shamrocks
Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with an Irish Tea with Shamrocks. Enjoy Blarney Blend Black Tea, Shortbread Treats and a recipe for Shamrock Spinach- Artichoke Tea Sandwiches.
Create a flower arrangement and vase using a cabbage for spring or your St. Patrick’s Day celebration! Tutorial includes flower arrangement longevity tips and additional floral inspiration.
Chocolate Stout Cupcakes with Whiskey Ganache and Irish Cream Frosting
A sweet ending to your St. Patricks’ Day Celebration to help you Eat, Drink and Be Irish!
‘Hats Off to Leprechauns’ St. Patrick’s Day Table with Belleek Teapot Flower Arrangement
Create a table with mini leprechaun hats, edible pots of gold, a Belleck Irish Cottage Teapot flower arrangement and cabbage leaf bowls.
DIY Leprechaun Hat Centerpiece and Tablescape for St. Patrick’s Day
Mini desserts with Bailey’s Irish Cream Cheese Frosting
Irish Beef Stew with Irish Whiskey Soda Bread
A delicious stick-to-your-ribs Irish Stew and soda bread recipe with currants and caraway seed soaked in Irish Whiskey
Blooms, Belleek and Postcards on the Porch for St. Patrick’s Day
Coffee cake meets apple pie in Irish Apple Cake with Streusel Topping. Enjoy for dessert, with an afternoon cup of tea or as a breakfast treat
The Wearing of the Green on Potatoes
With Spinach Pesto and Baby Spinach 4-Leaf Clovers
Yukon Gold potatoes, Kerrygold Irish Butter and Kerrygold Cheddar Cheese
Fairy Lore Centerpiece and St. Patrick’s Day Table
Erin Go Bragh + Wearing of the Green for St. Patrick’s Day
Loads of Shamrocks St. Patrick’s Day Tablescape.
A celebration in a bowl for St. Patrick’s Day with puff pastry shamrocks!
Cheesy and malty comfort food for St. Patrick’s Day
DIY Party Favor Cones for St. Patrick’s Day
St. Patrick’s Party Favor Cones are an easy craft project that start with scrapbook paper. These cones are as fun to make as they are to receive and celebrate St. Patrick’s Day if you’re feelin’ a wee bit Irish!
DIY Shamrock Napkin Rings for St. Patrick’s Day
Make affordable shamrock napkin rings using a wax seal stamp. A budget-friendly and easy craft project that can be customized to your table décor for any occasion or holiday.
Beef Hand Pies with Cheddar-Stout Crust
Savory hand pies made with a flaky crust of Irish cheddar cheese and Guinness Stout and a make-ahead recipe for St. Patrick’s Day!
Avocado-Hummus Dip with Shamrock Chips and Irish Flag Veggies
A healthy appetizer to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with an Irish flag formation of veggies and Spinach Tortilla Shamrock Chips
Irish Bread & Butter Pudding with Salted Caramel-Whiskey Sauce
Bread pudding made Irish with the addition of whiskey soaked raisins, served with a delectable salted caramel-Irish whiskey sauce!
A three-ingredient appetizer for St. Patrick’s Day
Dog gone good treats made with healthy ingredients . . .applesauce, peanut butter, oats, whole wheat flour and spinach
Mini Guinness Chocolate Pudding Shooters
A dessert shooter for your St. Patrick’s Day celebration that mimics a frothy pint, made extra chocolaty with the addition of Guinness Stout!
In anticipation of St. Patrick’s Day, I’m sharing some love
of The Irish with a giveaway . . .
One winner will receive a 60 x 84 inch tablecloth (The Farmhouse by Rachel Ashwell)
and matching set of 6 napkins.
A second winner will receive a Grace Teaware Shamrock Teacup and Saucer,
Irish Breakfast Tea and Shamrock Tea Towel.
A third winner will receive a copy of
The Complete Irish Pub Cookbook
and green plaid and clover kitchen towels.
In addition to best-loved favorites like Irish Stew, Colcannon, Brown Soda Bread with Molasses,
you’ll also find recipes for Rhubarb Crisp, Blue Cheese & Walnut Tartlets
and Slow-Roasted Shoulder of Lamb with Herb Dumplings.
To enter the giveaway and for a chance to win:
☘️ Leave a comment telling me your favorite Irish food.
☘️ Subscribe by email and let me know by comment. Subscribers/followers automatically get a second entry.
☘️ For a third entry, Pin a photo from this post and leave an additional comment telling me so.
(The Pin/Save button pops up on the upper left corner of each photo.)
This giveaway is open to those living in the continental U.S. through midnight March 6th.
THIS GIVEAWAY IS NOW CLOSED.
Congratulations to Dorinda S, Tracey A, and Patrica S.
☘️ Erin Go Bragh ☘️
If you’re lucky enough to *bee* Irish, you’re lucky enough! ☘️
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Mary, reading your posts makes my heart happy. There’s no other way to put it. My favorite Irish recipe is Irish Soda Bread. You can’t go wrong with bread, now can you? The other recipes you showed today look wonderful and I’ll definitely try some of them
What my favorite Irish food is the one I’m eating. Homemade Irish soda bread with Irish butter, Hot cornbeef sandwiches if there is any left from our dinner of Corn beef,cabbage, carrots and potatoes. Also Corn beef hash from leftovers served with eggs. Often cook an extra Cornbeef so we have enough.!!!
I am a long time subscriber and have made your Irish stew many times it is a favorite along with a Guinness black & tan!
Thank you for the opportunity 😊
I also am a long time subscriber. My favorite St Pat’s food is Rueben Casserole. I also love your Lucky Popcorn recipe – it is always a hit!
I love the beef stew Irish but your cakes and bread look delicious
Beautiful photos and lovely ideas for celebrating St Patrick ‘s Day! I am a long time subscriber and have used many of your ideas in .y home. I have pinned the bread and butter pudding and intend to make it. My favorite Irish food is Shepard ‘s pie.
Mary, what a morning filled with St Patrick’s day inspiration! I’m going back and enjoying each post again. Such lovely ideas! I enjoy Irish stew and I have to try the recipe for homemade Baileys Irish cream. It’s so good in coffee and on ice cream and ….in everything!!
Many thanks!
I love all of your decor! I revel in your pictures every March (as well as all year). I just don’t decorate too much for St Patrick’s Day. From several visits to Ireland, I discovered my all-time favorite Irish dessert. I love Sticky Toffee Pudding! Absolutely delicious!
What a beautiful and delicious round up Mary! We love a celebratory pint and bowl of hearty Irish stew with Irish Soda Bread for St. Patrick’s Day. I look forward to trying your Homemade Irish Cream. I’m a long time follower. Thank you for the giveaway opportunity, I love your blog! ☘️
I pinned your Irish Cream and first photo, thanks again! ☘️
I failed to add that I did sign up with my email and also pinned a pic to my Seasons board on Pinterest.
My favorite Irish meal is spring lamb stew with colcannon. We are not big dessert eaters nor drinkers, so that keeps march simple. March is the perfect month for a hearty Irish comfort meal!
Is Guinness considered a food? If not, then a good stew and soda bread would be a perfect meal for me. Such a beautiful layout – but then your entire site is beautiful.
I love the soda bread! It goes well with any stew!
I have been subscriber for a very long time!
Mary, I have been reading along with you for years and though I don’t comment often, I do so enjoy each and every post. I have to say that my favorite Irish food has to be soda bread with clotted cream. It’s great with a meal, but I do love it with a cup of tea.
I pinned the picture of the table with the green truck! I have that truck and you just gave me an idea of another way to display my truck! Thank you!! GOOD LUCK everyone! 🍀☘️🍀☘️🍀☘️
Your St Patrick’s day ideas are fantastic!
My favorite Irish dish is Shepherd’s pie but this year I am definitely making those hand pies to celebrate the day for the wearing of the green!
I am also baking the Ina Garten Irish brown bread asap
Hi Pat, I’m trying to get in touch with you. If you get this message, can you check your spam folder? Thanks, Mary ☘️
Irish Soda Bread would be my favorite! Your posts always have such beautiful decor and ideas, your food presentations are so lovely. You really have an eye for detail and seeing those precious fur babies is always a treat.
Love this roundup of Irish recipes and crafts. My favorite Irish food is Irish Coffee from the Buena Vista Cafe in San Francisco but your Guinness Pudding Shooters look great. I will be pinning that recipe. I’m a longtime subscriber and have tried replicating many of your crafts over the years with various degrees of success. You have a great website, Mary!
Oh Mary….I can’t believe it’s time to think about St Patrick’s Day….but that means spring is here which will be wonderful.
My favorite Irish food would be the potato soup. I plan to make several of the recipes you shared…I think we will have an Irish meal once a week for all of March. I have made your Lucky Popcorn…adapting for many different seasons to mail to the Grands and they love it! Peace.
I pinned the picture with the truck. We have red and blue little trucks (and a big blue one😀) but I now need to find a green one! I loved every picture with your sweet puppies! Peace.
Mary, I pinned several of your recipes.
Homemade Baileys Irish Cream, the brownie trifles and stew! I also pinned the loads of luck and the doggies of course!!
Thank you so much for the inspiration. So glad to have the desire to bring out everything Irish!!
Cornbeef Dinner and Irish Soda Bread with Family
What a fabulous roundup, Mary. I made an Irish beef stew last weekend during another cold snap, but right now, I’m craving your Irish Baileys creme drink (pinned from original post). It’s 5 o’clock somewhere, right?? I pinned this entire post roundup too, all great ideas. Always a subscriber, you are truly in the best of the best bloggers category, and so generous. Good luck to your readers!
I’m sending this post to my Irish sis in law, she will love it. I always enjoy Irish stew with Guinness!
I love corned beef and cabbage! I am partial to St. Patrick’s Day, as I was married to my late husband on St. Patrick’s day. It has been 20 years since he has passed, but it is still celebrated in my household. I decorate my house and my ex neighbors house every year.
You set a gorgeous table, Mary and I just love your pups.
Hi Tracey, I sent you an email yesterday. If you get this message can you check your spam folder? Thanks, Mary ☘️
Thank you, I just got it, Mary. Our internet was down. Everything seems to be breaking at our house. Grrr. So excited to see what I won. What a blessing in a week of irritating happenings in our house! Oh well. You are the silver lining in my cloud. :)
I am an email subscriber and gratefully so!
I pinned “If you are lucky to be Irish, you are lucky enough!”
I am also a huge fan of yours! Your blog posts start my day of happy and inspired! Thank you so much and I can’t wait to make those mashed potatoes! Hubby even said he would try them! Score! Thank you so much!
Thank you for your beautiful website!
Our simple favs for St. Patrick’s Day:
Classic Reuben Sandwiches (Corned Beef on Rye with Sauerkraut and Swiss)
Chocolate cupcakes with mint frosting
Mary, Irish potato soup is a staple and favorite in our home. You have a lovely collection of Beleek, especially your cute teapot. Clara❤️
I pinned the cabbage floral arrangement. Clara❤️
Corn Beef roast with carrots and fingerling potatoes, yum! I pinned the dog cookies, for my Lucky Labradors and Lucky me, the Puff Pastry Shamrocks for my appetizers. Feeling Lucky, thank you!
I pinned the beef and Guinness pot pie ☘️
I love corn beef n’ cabbage and all of your posts ! Great ideas and so beautiful!
Great round up! St Patrick’s Day is also our daughter’s Gotcha Day! Even more reason to celebrate!
What a fabulous St. Pat’s round up! So many incredible posts with recipes, tablescapes and more that deserve a second look! My mouth is watering and I was smiling all the time I was reading :) I’m going to make the Easy Blender Irish Cream, I’m putting it on my Paint Bucket for March. The shamrock headband on your sweet dog is darling! Thanks for the fun start to my day Mary ☘️
Jenna
I don’t remember where in Ireland I was but I had the most delicious Irish stew. We were in a small pub and two or three girls were step dancing, it was wonderful. Ireland should be on everyone’s bucket list, the friendliest people on the planet. And if you can’t get to Ireland, go to your nearest Irish Pub!
Mary – I’m always so inspired by your wonderful posts!! Bailey’s Irish Cream tops my favorites, along with cabbage! Thanks for another very generous giveaway. I’m a long time follower of your wonderful blog!!
My favorite St. Patrick’s Day treat is Irish Soda Bread.
I pinned the photo of the delicious-looking Chocolate Stout Cupcakes with Irish Cream frosting. They look so yummy!
I subscribed because I have loved your posts on your potting shed, and I’m so glad I did! I’ve found there are so many other reasons for subscribing…this post being a perfect example! My favorite recipe would probably be the Guinness Beef Stew with the Irish Soda Bread…my mother always made the delicious stew and my aunt would make the soda bread. So, so good! Thank you for all these wonderful recipes!
Wow, love this inspiration. I am only 50 percent Irish, but I love many of these recipes. The pot pie and the stew…yum. I have save some of these recipes in the past. I pinned the Irish pub book so I could take a look later.
Your photos are the bomb. . . .so worthy of a book. I must make the Bailey’s Irish Cream, you made it look easy.Thank you.
Mary- as always your food, pictures and decor are fabulous ! I pinned your Irish cream, sticky toffee pudding and soda bread. I love the linens… they are so pretty. I can’t wait to try your recipes since I am Irish. Thank you!!
I think my favorite Irish food is Irish Soda bread but once I try your puff pastry/pesto shamrocks, I might change my mind!
I subscribe to you our lovely blog by email.
An extra word sneaked into my comment! I typed “your lovely blog”!
I once had brown bread ice cream in Dublin. It was really amazing and left a long lasting impression!
These are great ideas! We enjoy celebrating St. Patrick’s Day, especially since we’re part Irish. My favorite Irish food is Irish Soda Bread, and I enjoy Irish Breakfast Tea in the morning.
I am a subscriber by email.
So hard to choose! Probably corned beef and cabbage, but Irish soda bread and colcannon are close seconds. I love your blog and look forward to reading it.
I’ve pinned several recipes to my “St. Patrick’s Day: Foods & Treats” board on Pinterest.
I love everything Irish eating and drinking. YUM !!!!!
My adoptive Ma visited Ireland a couple times.
Kissed the Blarney stone, toured Waterford, and Belleck factories.
Ireland is high on my bucket list.
Along with winning one of these 3 giveaways.
Terri
I am an email subscribing and love your posts! My favorite Irish recipe is Irish soda bread. I also love baking with Guiness.
Mary, this round-up would make the Irish proud! I love your Belleek teapot. Our trip to Ireland is one of our fondest memories ☘️💚☘️
St. Patrick’s Day has always been a favorite holiday of mine…and to celebrate I’ve been making Irish Soda Bread (from a recipe I picked up at Kathleen’s Irish Shop Portland Oregon in 1979!) every year. I receive your lovely emails and have been following your blog for over 5 years. Will pin the Irish Stout Soda Bread recipe and may have to try making it this year! Happy St. Patrick’s Day and thank you for your delightful posts!
Next to Corned Beef and Cabbage I am a big potato fan! But not just any potato. There is nothing better than home grown! Any more I am so disappointed if I eat a potato from the store. The flavor is just not there! Last year I got a little carried away and planted 100 potatoes – 4 different varieties. Needless to say I love a good pot of Irish Potato Soup or a fluffy bowl of Irish whipped potatoes! Lots of butter please!
Terrific post! From my honeymoon spent throughout Ireland the brown bread and clotted cream remain my favorites.
I so adore your fairy statue blowing the bird a kiss (from “If You See a Fairy Ring)! It just makes my heart melt! Is there any way you can let me know the source for it? Thank you so much Mary.
i love all Irish food but really enjoy “Bubble and Squeak”
Wow this was amazing to look through….will spend more time with it later….Shepherd’s Pie is my favorite!
Mary, my favorite would be Irish beef stew and soda bread. I marries my husband who is 100% Irish and it’s his favorite too!
Beautiful pictures to get one in the holiday spirit!! My favorite Saint Patrick’s food would have to be Irish stew and corned beef Reuben’s. Thanks for the giveaway!
Top o’ the morning to you Mary ~ what a beautiful post this morning. It’s such a gray morning here in NW CT and your gorgeous pictures have brightened my morning coffee. My favorite Irish food is delicious Irish Soda Bread right out of the oven with some delectable Irish butter spread lightly on top and a cuppa Irish Breakfast tea. I am a very happy longtime reader of your blog. I also pinned a picture of your pretty Belleek China to my Pinterest board, Irish Eyes are Smiling. Hugs, Dorinda
Hi Dorinda, I’m trying to get in touch with you. If you get this message, can you check your spam folder? ☘️
My favorite Irish food is scones! Loved having them for breakfast when I was in Ireland.
I pinned a photo of the beautiful embroidery on the table runner. I am also a subscriber!
Hmmm…my favorite Irish food would be sticky toffee pudding and Irish coffee, if you can call them “food”. Thank you for so much inspiration this morning, and for recipes for things that are actually food.
What a wonderful post. So many ideas for a St. Patricks day dinner. My favorite food for that day is hands down a corned beef dinner. Yum…..
I am an avid subscriber and look forward to your emails always.
As far as pinning a photo I pinned the whole post to my recipe board and separately the beef pot pies. Ive got to try those.
I made your Irish apple cake and those Irish cream scones last year. They were a hit! I will be making them again this year.
Thank you for all your creative ideas. 😍
I love Corned Beef and Cabbage, and not just for St. Patrick’s Day! I am a subscriber and thoroughly enjoy your posts.
I pinned the “There are two kinds of people…” post. Thanks for the giveaway!
My father took me to a St. Patrick’s Day parade when I was ten years old. He died two months later in a car accident. That was 63 years ago. Every St. Patrick’s Day was such a sad day for me for years. Then I decided to celebrate his wonderful smile and laugh and celebrate in a meaningful way. For many years, I invited my best friends over for dinner and set a lovely table. For the past six years, it has just been me and my hubby. Your tablescapes are such an inspiration. I always add them to my Pinterest tablescape pages. Than you for the joy you give me.
I always make Irish stew, corned beef and cabbage or Rueben corned beef sandwiches on St. Patrick’s Day. I have tried many of your recipes over the years. Always wonderful and my husband reads some of your recipes too. He never makes them. He only says, “This is a good one. Try it this week.” I usually do. That’s why we have been married 55 years.
What a lovely post! I am in love with your Belleek Teapot. We went to Ireland a few years ago and I brought back a Belleek vase. Now I want more. Have a beautiful week!
Dear Mary, I do so enjoy your posts. I feel as if you just took me om a wee trip to Ireland. The whirlwind three days I got to spend in Wexford, Dublin and Waterford nearly 30 years ago only left me wanting more. Your decor and taste treat delights have inspired me! My favorite Irish food? Seriously? It’s all delicious, but I’d have to say my Grandmother’s Irish Cake recipe, Irish Stew and potato soup must be my favorites because they’re the ones I make most often. I didn’t even realize her recipes were “Irish” until I started doing a bit of research. Thank you for all the inspiration through the years. It’s always a treat to view your posts.
I like to make Irish Lamb Stew and Irish Soda Bread on St. Patrick’s Day. I love your Beleek pieces and was inspired enough by the house teapot to go on Ebay and find my own! I already had the beehive. Love putting them out with a couple of other pieces on my entrance hall table this time of year. I am always inspired by your beautiful tablescapes, whatever the occasion or season.
Oh Mary – this post is so sigh-worthy I have no words. I am Irish on both sides of my parents and St. Patrick’s Day is a huge family day for us. After my mom passed away my Dad treated all five of his kids to 3 glorious weeks touring Ireland with a church group. Those are some of the very best memories of my life. We took over the back of the bus to be sure! My fav Irish food was their brown bread with their local butter. I was a vegetarian then and I lived on that, I tell ya! YUM! And I know it isn’t common knowledge but their trout there is really popular. And a half pint of Guinness with a splash of black currant juice – daily things, those.
Your giveaway made me literally squeal out loud. Please please please sign me up! I looooove ST. PD!! ♣♣♣♣♣♣♣
I’m lucky enough to be Irish and I love apples, so naturally the Irish Apple cake would be a favorite (along with the dog treats for my yellow lab)! Is the brown bread similar to the bread served at the Cheesecake Factory? Looks delicious!
Hope all is well with you and your family as we head into Spring weather!
Your Lucky Popcorn is fabulous and since I use Bailey’s Irish Cream quite often, I will want to try your homemade Irish Cream. I always enjoy your posts your dog photos are darling.
Irish stew is my fav – takes me back to my childhood when my dad would make stew!
Colcannon…goes with everything!!
I subscribed, I pinned Irish Potato a soup because it looks amazing and ai pinned the Pesto puff ch
pastry shamrocks because they look adorable and tasty! I love Colcannon anything, Guinness and chocolate anything (any non alcohol way to do that?) And I love this blog. Headed over to the porch for the first time!!
I have so many wonderful Irish recipes it’s difficult to pick one favorite, however, I enjoy cooking and eating bangers and mash with homemade Irish soda bread. I have been receiving and enjoying your posts via email for many years and love all the content. I’ve tried many of your recipes and all were delicious!!! I pinned the Homemade Irish Cream Liqueur, Irish Beef Stew with Whiskey Soda Bread, Chocolate Stout Cupcakes with Whiskey Ganache and Irish Cream Frosting, and Ina Garten’s Easy Irish Brown Bread with Guinness recipes. I’m excited to try these wonderful recipes!!
So many great wonderful recipes.. I want to make them all. My favorite is Irish soda bread and my husband loves corned beef, especially a rueben.
A beautiful round up for St. Patrick’s day. I love the Stout hand pies and of course and of course everything else. I love your cabbage floral centerpiece. I am already a follower and I did pin a lovely photo. One stop for all things Irish.
You’re very creative. I’m a subscriber and I’m inspired by your posts. Irish stew is my favorite dish and I pinned the popcorn snack- it looks fun and I know the grandkids will like it☺️
I love your Irish tablescape. Irish Soda Bread is my favorite Irish food. I am a subscriber.
Marion
I pinned the dog with the Irish headband.
Marion
Happy ST Patrick’sDay Mary. Irish Soda Bread is my favorite Irish food.
Joan
My favorite food for St. Patrick’s Day is corned beef and cabbage. Add in some soda bread and of course Guinness beer and sense the warmth of the Irish.
The recipe for scones is a keeper.
Thank you.
My favorite Irish food is a Guinness beef stew with brown bread and Irish butter. I’m definitely going to try the pistachio fudge. I love the arrangements with white hydrangeas. Absolutely beautiful!
I pinned the brown bread and Irish Cream recipes. And the fudge!
I pinned the Adirondack chair setting with the postcard pillow (darling) and all the Belleek that I love! My favorite Irish food is colcannon. I hope to have some ladies over for an Irish tea this year and use my shamrock Belleek cream & sugar & honeypot. I love your ideas and tablescapes….always an inspiration! Our firstborn son was born on March 17, making it a twice blessed day for our family!
I like Irish Potato Soup and Irish Soda Bread. All of your recipes look good! Having the family over on the 16th for a St. Patrick’s Day dinner so will try out several of these recipes!
I also pinned the Irish Potato Soup recipe to my St.Patrick’s Day board. Thanks!
Happy ST. Patrick’s Day Mary I love Irish Soda Bread . I subscribed.
Marilyn
I am a subscriber. I love corned beef and cabbage and I always but an extra corned beefto put in the freezer for when I get the craving. I am going to make your popcorn snack to share with my grandson.
You are just a ready made cookbook!
☘️☘️☘️ So much deliciousness and so many pretties, Mary! I always have to make Shepherd’s Pie and either Ina’s Brown Bread or Soda Bread or Scones. ☘️☘️☘️
Good morning,Mary. I always love these holiday recaps of yours and the girls dressed up doesn’t hurt either. I usually make corned beef and cabbage in my crockpot; I guess that’s easiest for me and it always turns out tender. I have been a long time subscriber. Also just want you to know I did strike gold on my last marathon Home Goods run finding not only the Vicki Sawyer like napkins but also a matching tablecloth! Maybe our Midwestern locations are behind those on the coast. Sometimes your posts get me in trouble (wink, wink). To tell the truth I manage to get in trouble quite well on my own!
I am a very long time subscriber; thank you for always brining visual joy and inspiration into my life! Being home makes us happy and you understand that Oh So Well – Thank You! I love everything Irish – Corned Beef/Cabbage, your Irish beef stew only I make it with lamb, whiskey soda bread, and I’m a long-time user of your scones recipe.
I’m going to try the Brown Bread from Ina and you this weekend and looking forward to making it! Many Thanks!!
I always love your posts!!! I also love making my own Bailey’s Irish cream…..so yummy.
You are the Queen of holidays, Mary! And, no one does St. Patrick’s day better!!
I’d be honored to win one of your gifts.
☘️Favorite Irish food is Irish soda bread.
☘️I’ve happily subscribed forever.
☘️I pinned your chocolate stout cupcake recipe and would love one with a cuppa.
☘️☘️☘️Happy St. Patrick’s day!!
When we were in Dublin we ate at a pub called The Hairy Lemon. Loved the name. Their beef stew with Guinness was the best I’ve tasted. The soda bread was good as well.
My favorite St. Patrick’s Day food is Irish Soda Bread! I bake it every year!!
I pinned lots of ideas from this post!!
My favorite Irish foods for St. Patrick’s Day is Soda Bread and Shepherd’s Pie with a little Guiness Stout. Of course, served on my Belleek. I pinned your recipes, as they are always so tasty. All of this takes me back to my tour of Ireland, a dozen years back!
My favorite Irish food would have to be Potatoes! Second favorite your recipe for Lucky Irish Popcorn
Oh my such a beautiful blog! I just subscribed and can’t wait to spend some time perusing the blog.
My anniversary is March 16 ( Big 40th) so can Wedding cake be my favorite Irish food? Or Shamrock Shakes? Actually probably Shepards pie is a favorite or Bailey’s.
We love having corned beef with cabbage and Irish soda bread. Looking forward to trying some of your recipes! Love your posts
Thank you so much! I just saw that I was a winner. Mary, I am so grateful!