There are many ways to experience a culture different from your own and one is by tasting or making some traditional cuisine. Since St. Patrick’s Day is just around the corner, it is a great excuse to get a bit of the Irish into your kitchen.
Like every country, Ireland some tasty age-old meals that with time may have gone trough some changes, but are still carrying the taste and spirit of the country. Beef stew, soda bread, colcanoon and Shepard’s pie are just some of the rich-flavored meals the Irish have o offer.
Make some of those mouth-watering meals fr St. Patrick’s day by fol following these flavorful recipes.
Irish Cedar And Bacon Soda Bread
Recipe via jessicagavin.com
Irish Fry Breakfast Salad
Recipe via edible-ireland.com
Champ – a St. Patrick’s Day Recipe
Recipe via lanascooking.com
Boxty (Irish potato pancakes)
Recipe via dinnervine.com
Irish Oat Broth with Leeks and Dandelion Greens
Recipe via healthygreenkitchen.com
Traditional Irish Lamb Stew
Recipe via greedygourmet.com
Irish Scallop Bisque
Recipe via beyondmeresustenance.com
Colcannon
Recipe via thewaytohisheartblog.com
Steak and Guinness pi/pie
Recipe via heoyeahyum.com
Dublin Coddle
Recipe via leaandjay.wordpress.com
Beef and Stout Pie
Recipe via lanascooking.com
Cottage Pie aka Shepherd’s Pie
Recipe via spiciefoodie.com
Irish Beef Stew
Recipe via lynseylovesfood.com
30-Minute Irish Soda Bread Beer Pretzels
Recipe via gringalicious.com
Guinness Pork Ribs
Recipe via cookingbride.com
Champ-Topped Vegetable Beef Guinness Casserole
Recipe via anediblemosaic.com
Irish Cheddar Potato Soup
Recipe via gringalicious.com
Guinness Braised Short Rib Sliders
Recipe via cakenknife.com
Glazed Corned Beef And Cabbage
Recipe via platingsandpairings.com
Guinness Pot Roast with Bacon and Parsnips
Recipe via phoo-d.com
With these recipes you’ll have a small piece of Ireland right in your own home.
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Thanks for including Irish Scallop Bisque in this wonderful Irish recipe roundup! They all look fabulous!