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My grandma's Irish Soda Bread which is funny since she's German but it's the best. Must copy this recipe someday.

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I make what we call "Rich Man's Shepherd's Pie". Instead of using ground beef, I use beef stew as the filling! It is like a more grown up version of my childhood favorite, and it is perfect for my husband, who hates the texture of ground beef.
http://littlemomprairie.blogspot.com/2012/03/rich-mans-shepherds-pie.html

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I like to suggest people make this surprising pie that is very green if they need a unique dessert in the theme color around St. Patricks day. I can't call it Irish however. I have a recipe for Irish Tipsy Cake maybe I will make that this year. I don't recommend anyone take that to the day time company pot luck. hahhahahaha

http://toscasac.blogspot.com/2012/03/green-pie.html

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I made corned beef with cabbage, potatoes, carrots and a little bit of mustard. I absolutely love it. I'll be posting some info and recipe on my blog soon.

http://www.honeygirlsworld.com

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We like to make everything green. Like green milk and green pancakes for breakfast. We use lots of food coloring!

http://blogfuloftodos.blogspot.com/2013/02/we-say-no-to-tv.html

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Crockpot Irish Stew is a family favorite in our home. This hearty stew will fill you up, save you time and be loved by the entire family. What else could you ask for?!

http://www.familyfreshmeals.com/2012/03/st-patricks-day-crockpot-irish-stew.html

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My Grandma used to make us Irish Cupcakes every year for St. Patrick's Day. My sisters and I now try to keep this tradition by making them for our own families.

http://onecrazycookie.blogspot.com/2012/03/grandmas-irish-cupcakes.html

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Not an Irish recipe but a nutrient rich, antioxidant filled Kale Pesto. Good on sandwiches and makes great pizza sauce base for a green pizza..

http://www.withaspin.com/2013/02/18/kale-pesto/

  • Lail - commented on Mar 5, 2013

    Here's a versatile, flavorful green sauce. Great to pair with fish, meat or eggs. Use as a dipping sauce for vegetables, chips or bread or in pasta, tacos, or soups. Use it to add a green to our food without adding potentially dangerous food color. http://www.withaspin.com/2013/03/03/green-sauce/

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Gluten Free Green Velvet Cuppeycakes. SO amazingly moist and yummy. You will want to make these for more than just St. Pats day.

http://usasillyyaks.blogspot.com/2012/03/green-velvet-cuppeycakes-embrace-your.html

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We celebrate St Patrick's Day with the grown ups by making Chocolate Guinness Cupcakes with Bailey's Creme Frosting. They're lovely, fun, and super tasty. Serve these at your St Patrick's Day celebration and you'll be the hit of the party!

http://www.ourfamilyeats.com/2012/03/chocolate-guinness-cupcakes-with-baileys-cream-frosting/

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Corned beef and cabbage for dinner. Green eggs and ham for breakfast. :))

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Not exactly an Irish recipe, but a fun St. Patrick's Day recipe nonetheless.. Mint Chip Cookietini! A fun green cocktail perfect for the holiday!

http://snappygourmet.com/2012/03/14/mint-chip-cookietini/

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We love to make our Leprechaun Ice Cream. We came up with this last year and my little boys have begged for this already this year! Definitely not a "Irish recipe", but lots of fun for the kids on St. Patrick's Day!:)

http://http://kitchenfunwithmy3sons.blogspot.com/2012/03/leprechaun-ice-cream.html

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We make Irish Potatoes every year. It seems to be a New Jersey/Pennsylvania thing, but it would not be St. Patrick's Day without them! My kids love to help me roll the candy into balls and roll them in cinnamon.

http://bakedbree.com/irish-potatoes