Irish Potato Soup
Simple recipe for traditional Irish soup. What a belly warmer! This has to be the perfect comfort food. Because isn’t life harder when it’s cold outside?
And so easy! Leeks, onions, some herbs..
Best of Ireland
It’s hard to put your finger on what’s Irish, but that thing, that ‘down to earthedness’, is surely part of it. And the deeper you delve into Irish dishes, the more you see a connection between the best of Ireland and the best Irish food. Both share that hard to define Irish character…
Apple Pie Tarts
“Is that a tart or a pie you got there?” A humorous take on the great debate wrecking Irish desserts. Fight Food Fascism!
Irish Tea Cake
Baking a Halloween Cake with character is just so enriching! Get all you need to know about the iconic Irish tea cake – the ANCIENT Halloween rituals, history and, of course, the original recipe… And if you’d care to have your fortune told, just consult The Cake!
Cooking Liver: Offal Meat’s Nutrition Benefits
There was a once-upon-a-time when cooking liver was the done thing. But we’re not talking back in the days of St. Patrick here. Beef liver, lamb liver, pork liver, even goat liver were up until recently all highly desirable foods…
Bannock Recipe
Traditional bannock recipe for the Celtic harvest festival. This Lúnasa bannock is an easy quick bread you can whip up in no time at all. Plus it’s a surprisingly tasty affair. A joy to make for even the most novice of bakers. Let’s honor the Ancients!
An Gorta Mór / The Great Irish Famine
An Gorta Mór was a KEY turning point in modern Irish history. But did the dependence on Irish Potatoes really cause the tragedy? Understand THE FACTS of the Irish Famine.
Irish Flag Shot
A delicious layer shot that looks great – like the Irish flag! And just like the tricolor currently serving as the disputed version of Ireland’s flag, you get to choose what color the ‘orange’ part. Grand Marnier, Brandy, Cointreau or Cognac is usually the preferred weapon of choice. But, as always, you are encouraged to get creative. Especially if it’s St. Patrick’s Day.
Poteen: The Irish Liquor
Poteen? What’s this nonsense? Everyone knows the national drink of Ireland is _ _ _ _ _ (_) _. Well, yes, Irish whiskey has traveled the world over, and is surely up there with the best of them. But, is it actually the national drink?
Whole Wheat Irish Soda Bread
Isn’t it time you chomped on some simply scrumptious whole wheat Irish soda bread?! Taste the truest classic, brought to you by Jelena from Apple-Green.com. Foodies of the world unite!
Recipe for Dublin Coddle
This recipe shows the flexible nature of traditional Irish dishes. We may be shot for saying so, but Coddle is a kind of a ‘makey-uppey’ one-pot dish, aimed at using up whatever is on hand. The mainstays are: potatoes, sausages, bacon, and onions.
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