Easy Guinness beef stew recipe is slow cooked in Guinness and beef broth along with vegetables. The result is tender, juicy pieces of meat so tender you can eat them with a spoon in an aromatic broth of herbs and spices. This is so easy to make and will feed a crowd. Not just for…
Irish
When the weather gets cold I turn to Irish food. It is comforting and delicious. If you've never tried a Guinness Stew, I have a recipe for it; it's a favorite at my house.
There is also a dish called Dublin Coddle, which is also a type of stew using veg. and bangers, a delicious English sausage. We love to eat this between Fall and Winter.
If you're into salmon, check out my salmon tarts.
All in all Irish food is delicious, hearty, and very comforting.
Carrot Coriander Soup
Carrot Coriander Soup. Hmmmm…, now that sounds interesting! I have two stories to tell you: one about soup, the other about carrots. Prior to writing this post, my carrot knowledge was fairly limited. So, I began my research into the origins of this popular root vegetable. To my pleasant surprise and yours now, I “unearthed” a…
Irish Butter Cookies
You’ve heard the expression “It’s better with butter”, you can now add Irish to this old saying. Am I exaggerating? No! Irish butter cookies will prove this to you. Irish butter cookies are to die for! They will literally melt in your mouth, thanks to the magic of Kerrygold butter. No this is not a…
Guinness and Cheddar Fondue
You can make this Guinness and Cheddar cheese fondue recipe with a few simple ingredients. It is the perfect addition to a Friday night among friends or your next appetizer party. Warm and delicious! It’s a crowd pleaser Guinness and Cheddar Fondue went over really well at a party!! Every year one of the guys…
Traditional Irish Brown Bread
Irish Brown Bread is as typical as a pint of Guinness. It is a close cousin, or stepbrother to the Irish soda bread made with white flour. Although today both are equally popular, brown bread was initially more common because white flour was more expensive. People with less resources favored brown bread since it cost…
Irish Cider Tarragon Mustard Recipe
Many moons ago I made Guinness mustard. It was an experiment of sorts, and it actually turned out really well. Recently I went home to Panamá to visit family and friends, and taught my oldest sister how to make it. She was very impressed. I felt like a true culinary genius. Now, I guess I will…
Scailtin – Irish Whiskey Milk Punch
Is it milk punch, or milk with a punch? Given its name it must be the latter. In any case, scailtin (Irish whiskey milk punch) is a great drink for a cold winter night. For this recipe I used Jameson because for some reason it seems to be more popular than Bushmills. This old Irish…
Irish Potato Soup Recipe
One potato, two potato. I’m being a bit silly, I know. Anyhow a heartwarming Irish potato soup recipe is what I have for you today. Actually, this Irish potato soup recipe is not my original. It came from a book (shaped like a potato) my Irish mother in law bought in Ireland a number of…
Eleven Exceptional Ethnic Eats
Let’s take a look and hopefully make all of these eleven exceptional ethnic eats. They are all so tasty. Let’s start with a mouth watering Moroccan chicken tagine. This recipe is a crowd pleaser. Lots of great spices unite to create an amazing flavor. The tagine is a traditional cooking vessel that dates back to…
How to Make Guinness Mustard
Because we’re almost to St. Patrick’s Day, I thought it was a good idea to show you guys how to make Guinness mustard. I’m serious! So here we go! I never in a million years thought I would be making my own mustard, let alone Guinness mustard because most well-stocked grocery stores offer a large…
10 St. Patrick’s Day Favorites
Hey there! St. Patrick’s Day is around the corner, so I decided to do a round up of 10 St. Patrick’s Day favorites. No need to head to the pub for any of these. They can all be made at home. Irish pub food is amazing. It’s flavorful, hearty and there is something for everyone in…
Salmon Tartlets
Salmon tartlets are not mini-quiches! Now that I have that out of the way, let’s talk about this dish. It’s made in small tart pans. I bought these little gems on a shopping trip with my friend. It was one of those things, they were on sale, I bought them! Simple. Anyhow, it took me…
Irish Potato Leek Soup
Potato Leek Soup is an Irish favorite. It is just what you need on these cold nights when old man winter still refuses to release you from his icy clutches. Making this soup is so easy. You only need about 30 minutes. The ingredients are simple: butter, leeks, potatoes, salt, pepper and stock (vegetable or chicken)….
Dublin Coddle- Irish stew
Dublin Coddle? Aah, a most delicious hearty Irish dish of sausages and vegetables that will warm your heart and your stomach all at once. A funny name? Yes, maybe. But before I go into the particulars about this post, I will share a funny Dublin story with you. You might be wondering about the colorful…
Irish Soda Bread
Irish soda bread is a staple in Irish homes. This simple yet delicious bread is easy to make and full of flavor. All you really need is a few basic ingredients: salt, flour, baking soda and buttermilk. The “trick” to achieving a perfect texture is not to over knead it, as this will make it…
