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03/11/2007
This classic dish is traditionally made with mutton or fatty, chewy cuts of lamb.
Issue #91
03/11/2007
To make this dish, ask your butcher for corned beef made with the “silverside” of the round.
Issue #91
03/11/2007
Artisanal Irish cheese makes a fitting topping for a soup inspired by authentic Irish ingredients.
Issue #91
03/11/2007
Enjoyed year-round, colcannon is particularly associated with Halloween night, the eve of the Celtic new year.
Issue #91
03/11/2007
This is a hearty Irish variation on steak and kidney pie, made with the island nation’s most famous beer.
Issue #65
03/11/2007
Though it may seem French-inspired, this soup is based on two of the most basic vegetables of the traditional Irish diet.
Issue #65
03/11/2007
In Ireland, the term bacon is used loosely; the meat in this Irish casserole is actually ham.
Issue #65
01/27/2007
Cabbage is the quintessential Irish green vegetable: versatile, satisfying, and a worthy match for salmon.
Issue #5
01/27/2007
Sweet and delicate lobster, swimming in a rich, creamy sauce … enough said.
Issue #5
01/27/2007
Smoking must have been invented for salmon—it brings out a welcome rustic flavor in the fish.
Issue #5
01/27/2007
When you’re craving a rich, creamy soup, try this silky bisque, accented with the distinctive flavor of lemongrass.
Issue #5
02/15/2012
Colcannon is a traditional Irish dish of mashed potatoes mixed with cooked cabbage. Warm and comforting, this recipe comes to us from Darina Allen's Irish Traditional Cooking: Over 300 Recipes from Ireland's Heritage (Kyle Books; 2012).
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02/08/2010
This meaty, comforting soup is adapted from chef Paul Flynn of the Tannery in Dungarvan, Ireland.
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Source: www.epicurious.com
10/27/2008
A tasty one-pot dinner, perfect for cold winter evenings.
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Source: The Good Mood Food Blog
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