May the luck of the Irish be with you
Have some fun and go with the green! Here is a selection of colourful green dishes to eat green on St. Patrick's Day.
Traditional
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MainIrish Lamb Stew
This classic comforting stew is bound to warm your belly. We keep this recipe traditional by using lamb, root vegetables and a strong stout beer.
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SideRosemary and Pepper Soda Bread
Soda bread is a quick bread that doesn’t require any yeast — the rise comes from the combination of baking soda and buttermilk.
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SideBraised Green Cabbage
Braising is one of the best ways to prepare cabbage. Cooking it over dry heat before adding liquid to the pan results in a tender and flavourful side dish.
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DessertChocolate Stout Bundt Cake
The toasty flavour and silky texture of stout beer makes it a perfect match for chocolate. Topped with a creamy ganache, this cake is an easy but impressive dessert.
Pub Favourites
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MainShepherd's Pie
This potato-crusted meat potpie is a suppertime classic. We use ground beef or lamb in this recipe, but you could substitute with ground turkey if you’d like.
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SideRed Cabbage and Apple Slaw
This pretty cabbage salad is studded with crisp apples, crunchy pecans and dried cranberries. It makes for a nice side dish during the holidays.
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SideSpicy Potato Wedges
These baked potato wedges are coated in a spicy blend of paprika, coriander, cayenne and other spices. Serve them with steak or other grilled or roasted meat.
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BeverageIrish Cream Frappe
This cool after-dinner drink combines coffee with Irish cream liqueur, milk and chocolate syrup.