Irish Food?

[kmat6]

Anyone have any good Irish recipes?

[GhettoRacingKid]

take some meat and potatos and boil them, lol Sorry as a 1/2 Irish Im allowed too

[DC Sunshine]

Portergaff Take a bottle of guiness stout, mix 1/2 guiness to 1/2 lemonade (e.g.7-up). Drink

Ok its more an Aussie/Irish than pure Irish...but it really mellows the taste of the stout. Best on a really hot day.

Plenty of sites on the web if you google "Irish Recipes". I had a quick look and found this one, pretty traditional recipes:

Irish Recipes and Baking

Slainte!

[OahuAmateurChef]

Originally Posted by GhettoRacingKid

take some meat and potatos and boil them, lol Sorry as a 1/2 Irish Im allowed too

This is funny. I was going to post the same reply. And I'm also half Irish!

[bughut]

You could always try Crubeens. Irish finger food :- Take a hind pigs trotter 1 each(more meat on the back legs) Stick it in a pot, cover with cold water. Add an onion a carrot, seasoning Thyme and a bay leaf and boil thebejeezuz out of it for 3 hours. Then you have the joy of sucking the bones clean. As a kid I loved it, you eat every thing, but its been a while. I'd give it a go tho

[AndyG]

Bushmills black plus a shot glass

[bughut]

Originally Posted by AndyG

Bushmills black plus a shot glass

I get a bottle of Paddy's every year for my birthday. Blended, But the biz

[RouxTheDay]

The first few that come to mind...

• Irish Stew
• Colcannon or Champ (my personal faves)
• Soda Bread or Farl
• Boxty
• Guiness
• Whiskey
• Boiled Bacon and Cabbage
• Black Pudding

And don't forget some truly amazing Irish cheeses!!!

I know I'll think of some others, but you get the picture.