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Easy Baked Salmon Recipe Irish Style

This baked salmon recipe is easy to make and tastes delicious. Baked Salmon may not originate from Ireland but it is considered a traditional Irish recipe. Fish has been an important part of peoples diet in Ireland for thousands of years. It is no surprise a Salmon is...

Homemade Shortbread Recipe

Homemade shortbread is popular and a very easy recipe to follow. Most families will stock up on shortbread for the Christmas holidays. There are variations today, for example, adding chocolate chips or orange juice and zest. But I have recreated an original recipe...

How To Make Traditional Irish Stew

When it comes to making a traditional Irish Stew, there is no special recipe. It's a basic dish with few ingredients that is very easy to prepare, and it tastes delicious. Easy to make homemade Irish Stew There are only 4 ingredients to traditional Irish Stew, at...

Traditional Christmas Pudding Recipe

The Christmas pudding recipe is not actually a traditional Irish dessert but is a relative newcomer to the Irish table. Brought to Ireland by British settlers during Victorian times Christmas pudding has been on Irish Christmas menus ever since. Christmas Pudding...
Traditional Irish Skink Broth

Traditional Irish Skink Broth

Skink is an old Irish word for broth. Irish Skink is a delicate broth made with summer vegetables, enriched with a liaison of cream and egg yolk. Ingredient for cooking Irish Skink 3 sticks of celery, trimmed and...

Irish Potato Bread Recipe

Irish Potato Bread Recipe

In Ireland, potato bread is also known as potato farl or potato cake. Potato bread can easily be homemade or purchased in packs for convenience. They are usually eaten as part of a full Irish breakfast, although it's...

How To Make Yellow Man

How To Make Yellow Man

“Did you treat your Mary Anne to Yellow Man, at the Lammas Fair, O?” Lammas is the harvest festival celebrated in August and Yellow Man is a yellow, brittle toffee that is traditionally served at the Lammas Fair held...

How To Cook Leek & Oatmeal Broth

How To Cook Leek & Oatmeal Broth

The traditional recipe for Leek & Oatmeal broth is a very old recipe and is often traditionally served during the months of lent. Leek & Oatmeal broth is still very popular in Ireland and makes a very tasty...

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