Post by BATouttaheck on Mar 17, 2018 14:24:42 GMT
mcavanaugh
RE:
Irish people do not customarily eat corned beef and cabbage, though I did have some when I was in America, and it's quite good -- but it's not a traditional Irish dish.
You might find this article of interest, I know I did !
www.seattletimes.com/life/food-drink/why-we-eat-corned-beef-in-march-and-how-to-make-it-at-home/
Your #4,5, 6 =
Dunno if the still do it BUT they used to dye the Chicago River Green and paint the center stripe on 5th Avenue in NYC for the parade.
Thanks for reminding me about the soda bread. Shall make some to go with the C.B. which is simmering away in the slow cooker ... smells wonderful ! This is the time of year where the beef is available in the stores without a premium price attached. I buy several and freeze for later in the year. Great sandwiches will follow.
RE:
Irish people do not customarily eat corned beef and cabbage, though I did have some when I was in America, and it's quite good -- but it's not a traditional Irish dish.
You might find this article of interest, I know I did !
www.seattletimes.com/life/food-drink/why-we-eat-corned-beef-in-march-and-how-to-make-it-at-home/
Your #4,5, 6 =
Dunno if the still do it BUT they used to dye the Chicago River Green and paint the center stripe on 5th Avenue in NYC for the parade.
Thanks for reminding me about the soda bread. Shall make some to go with the C.B. which is simmering away in the slow cooker ... smells wonderful ! This is the time of year where the beef is available in the stores without a premium price attached. I buy several and freeze for later in the year. Great sandwiches will follow.