This traditional beef stew dish is appropriate for St. Patrick's Day on March 17. Lamb dominates Irish stews. If you don't like lamb, beef works well in this dish.
Irish colcannon is mashed potatoes and cabbage or kale. These basic mashed potatoes recipe is ideal for creating colcannon—just add cabbage or greens. Add protein with corned meat.
This meal is pickled brisket, but corned beef sounds better. It's a classic St. Patrick's Day dish, but the slow cooker makes it a year-round family supper.
This simple meal features cabbage, which won't get soggy. For vegetarian St. Patrick's Day dishes, serve this with corned beef or as a main dish.
When McDonald's brings back the Shamrock Shake, people across rush to their local drive-thru. This copycat recipe lets you enjoy a minty milkshake at home.
Guinness on St. Patrick's Day isn't enough. You may consume this recipe. Beer and steak have always gone well, but braising brings forth their greatest tastes.
Soup on a chilly March night. After celebrating St. Patrick's Day, nothing beats hearty baked potato soup. This heartwarming Irish favourite uses a lot of potatoes.
Irish soda bread is perfect for sopping up baked potato soup on St. Patrick's Day. Buttermilk, chilled butter, and baking soda make this loaf unique.
This healthful golden mango smoothie bowl adds gold to breakfast. This festive breakfast provides a lighter yet filling start to a heavy day.
Meat and starch are often excellent after a long day outside. In this keto-friendly variation, cauliflower replaces potatoes.