Folk Culture: Preserving Irish Food Traditions
Folk Culture: Preserving Irish Food Traditions
Folk culture can teach us much about life and this human voyage we’re all on. What it is to eat, drink,
Irish Potato Soup
Irish Potato Soup
Irish potato soup is a typical country dish, and a lovely warmer-upper of a harsh day. As with many traditional Irish recipes, there’s debate
Recipe for Dublin Coddle
Recipe for Dublin Coddle
This recipe for Dublin coddle shows again the flexible nature of many Irish dishes. We may well be shot for saying so, but
Beef Stew on the Stove
Beef Stew on the Stove
Beef stew on the stove is perhaps the closest you can come to feeling part of old Ireland. It just gives you
Poteen: The Irish Liquor
Poteen: The Irish Liquor
Poteen? What’s all this nonsense about? Everyone knows the national drink of Ireland is _ _ _ _ _ (_) _. Well,
Irish Potatoes: The Spud in Irish Food Traditions
Irish Potatoes: The Spud in Irish Food Traditions
In this series of articles titled Irish Potatoes: The Spud in Irish Food Traditions we take an extensive
Recipe for Moonshine
Recipe for Moonshine
This recipe for moonshine was traditionally produced in a pot still (the Irish term for this smooth moonshine whiskey – poitín – translates
An Gorta Mór / The Great Irish Famine
An Gorta Mór / The Great Irish Famine
Irish Potatoes are back on the menu! The ANTIblog returns to its epic Irish Potatoes: The Spud in Irish
Potato Farm: Before the Great Irish Famine
Potato Farm: Before the Great Irish Famine
The potato farm and its dominance of Irish life forms the focus of this fourth part in the series Irish
Potatoes in Ireland: Roots of Romance
Potatoes in Ireland: Roots of Romance
Part III in the series of articles Irish Potatoes: The Spud in Irish Food Traditions. The first part saw the first
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