
There have been a couple Irish-themed menus on Rachael's Food Network show, 30-Minute Meals, so let's start there:
- 30-Minute Passport to Ireland: Broiled Lamb Chops with Braised Root Vegetables and Colcannon
- Breakfast in Dublin: Sausage O'Patties, Spiked Beans-n-Toast, and Cream Eggs with Irish Cheese and Chives
- Soul Soothers: 30 Minute Shepherd's Pie and 5 Minute Bread Pudding
Rachael's magazine, Every Day with Rachael Ray, also had some Irish offerings in the March issue:
- St. Paddy's Corned Beef and Cabbage Stoup (a 30-minute meal)
- Irish Cream Rice Pudding (recipe from Matt Murphy's Pub)
- Brown Bread with Smoked Salmon (recipe from Matt Murphy's Pub)
- Apple and Watercress Salad (recipe from Matt Murphy's Pub)
- Shepherd's Pie (recipe from Matt Murphy's Pub)
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That 5-minute Bread Pudding sure looked good until I read the ingredients. Now my teeth ache.
ReplyDeleteAnnie - I'm really not a fan of bread pudding to begin with, so I sympathize.
ReplyDeleteYour grandmother (my mom) Mary Flinn Doms, always made lamb stew for "the day". Of course, a lot of "liquid Irish lubricant", God bless her. I prefer corned beef. Your aunt Martha sent a card today wishing us good Irish food, both lamb and beef. Good thoughts about our Irish heritage.....
ReplyDeleteI REALLY rub it in on St. Patrick's day in my husband's family, since I can say my Grandmother's maiden name was Flinn! Although, I do also say that other than St. Patrick's Day, being Irish isn't that great (pale skin,freckles, blushing, etc.). So, we really have to live it up on Saturday to take advantage of our heritage.
ReplyDeleteIrish cheese and putting an "O" in front of something does not an Irish breakfast make. Where's the black pudding and tomatoes? Why bother calling this an Irish breakfast??
ReplyDeleteWe're just not that picky in my household, Meg! It's all in good fun.
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