Whether you are Irish or not, corned beef and cabbage, Irish colcannon, Irish soda bread, and grasshopper pie will help you celebrate the arrival of green.
Happy St. Patrick's Day from the bloggers at Stir It Up!?
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Kendra Nordin thinks cooking and sharing a meal is an act of creativity that everyone should do every single day. Light some candles, set fresh flowers on the table, and sit down to enjoy a meal with friends ? this stuff feeds the soul. She is also a staff editor for The Christian Science Monitor and produces Stir It Up!
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Corned beef, cabbage, potatoes, and carrots is a traditional boiled Irish dinner.
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Irish Colcannon is potatoes mashed with boiled kale or cabbage.
Boxty is a classic Irish dish to celebrate with on St. Patrick's Day.
Traditional Irish soda bread is made plain, without sugar or raisins.
Irish soda bread made American with a bit of sugar and currants.
Looking for a vegan Irish soda bread recipe? This one has no eggs, and is super easy and fast to make.
A green tea cake for a festive St. Patrick's Day
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A fusion food twist on a St. Patrick's Day favorite for holiday leftovers.
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