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    Default St Patricks Day Vittles

    Corned Beef and Cabbage...Check
    Cold PBR...Check
    Post Meal Smoke...Check C&D Billy Budd in a butt Ugly Rhodesian (the ugliest pipe I've ever seen but a legendary great smoker)

    Work day's done, I've had plenty to eat and the beer is cold. Life is good boys, life is good. Every day a holiday, every meal a feast.
    The older I get, the better I was

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    Oh the Wifey is all over this Holiday my friend
    Corned Beef
    Cabbage
    Soda Bread
    Black n Tan (With Harp and Guinness)
    she made Scotch Eggs last night so I could have some this morning
    And I think I saw a Shepard's Pie in the frig ready to go in the oven...

    Yep gonna be a good night at the O'Glen house tonight

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    My half-Irish, half-Scottish MIL made some awesome potato soup today! Does that count?
    Last edited by Moonshine; 03-18-2011 at 01:13 AM.

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    corned beef and cabbage
    18 year old Glenfiddich
    diplomat (from local tobacco shop) in my 09 peterson st. patricks day pipe, that was on my way home from work cause no smoking in the house.

    Shepard's Pie sounds great, one of my favorite dishes

    -dan-

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    Just got done with a regal dinner of corned beef with cabbage and potatoes in the lovely company of my MIL, who provided the recipe, and my better half, who did the cooking.

    I'm settling with a Lucky Strike and an Anchor Extra IPA.

    Best part of St. Valentine's day is to hear my MIL, an octogenarian born in Italy, say with a heavy Italian accent "A-Once a year I ama Irishe!" as we break bread, and tell the story how she got the recipe from Ellen Gillmartin, who got it from her great grandmother (it goes on for another 15 minutes, and gets better every year). It warms the c0ckles of your heart.

    Gentlemen, life is indeed very good! May it go on forever!
    Last edited by Snake; 03-18-2011 at 01:19 AM. Reason: ****les does not sounds as good as c o c k l e s. IMHO.

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    Boiling bacon (try it, you'll never go back to the corned beef)
    Cabbage
    Potatos
    Traditional soda bread I made this morning.

    John

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    Whipped this up today, corned beef and cabbage with potato leek soup on the side. Hope you all have a good one!




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    Yep, had the corned beef and cabbage too,.Dinner was about 4 hours ago,and its already showing signs,my poor wife!!! Its below 32 degrees and she has the window open in the bedroom,i might have to sleep on the couch. Good night to all the wifes !!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by kerryman71 View Post
    Boiling bacon (try it, you'll never go back to the corned beef)
    Cabbage
    Potatos
    Traditional soda bread I made this morning.

    John
    Got on to post a quick Q and saw this. I'm feeling out of sorts today...none of my usual St. Patrick's day fare. :'(

    Usually do bacon and cabbage with creamed potato soup, tradition stems from me mother's side of the family--Flemings and Brady's they are. Corned beef was the Irish-American tradition because bacon was too expensive for us poor Mic's once we got across the pond.

    Don't over boil the cabbage and it'll keep some crunch. Put the cabbage/bacon water in to the potato soup and the bacon adds a nice flavor. I add some cheese to the soup and it's like having baked potato soup!

    Man...why didn't we do that this year? Oh yeah...moving will do that to you.

    I didn't even get a shamrock shake from Mc Doogle's...what a shame.

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    I've been eating soda bread all day and of course, several healthy servings of Guinness! We did the corned beef thing on Sunday when my son was over, even though it's not an authentic Irish meal.

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