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Post by nutsberryfarm 🏜 on Mar 8, 2018 0:58:01 GMT
I will, too, although I understand that corned beef is nothing close to authentic, to Irish cuisine (I'm going to Ireland in late May, and I'll check that out). However, I love it, and the prices are always lowered for the occasion. That's more than enough justification that I need. It's, usually, served with cooked cabbage, and potatoes. But, I like to use wide-noodle pasta, and Brussels spouts ("son of cabbage"). very nice! sounds like a fun trip. how do you fix your taters? dug out a fav cookbook from the closet, malachi mccormick's irish country cooking. going to fix a couple sides from there too. can't believe it went out of print!---so many bad books are still in print?!!!  
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