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Tag Archives: Ireland
Irish Soda Bread You Will Love
St. Patrick’s Day is Saturday, and all over I hear people expressing unenthusiastic sentiments like, “Oh yeah, St. Patty’s. Guess I’ll have to make some soda bread.” Their tone of voice reveals a grit-your-teeth-and-do-it dread of a bread that is … Continue reading
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Tagged baking, Ballymaloe House, bread, buttermilk, Ireland, Irish food, soda bread, St. Patrick's Day
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The Real McCoy (Hint: It Ain’t Corned Beef)
Once during a St. Patrick’s Day pub crawl, I saw a bruiser of a guy swagger down the street wearing an ill-fitting dress and a lopsided wig, his face painted bright green. When some revelers on a balcony howled at … Continue reading
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Tagged bacon, cabbage, corned beef, Guinness, Ireland, Irish, Irish food, soda bread, St. Patrick's
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A Peaty Epiphany
Remember the scene in Ratatouille when curmudgeonly food critic Anton Ego takes a bite of the title dish and is instantly transported back to his youth? A similar thing happened to me recently with a peat-laden scotch. Well, it didn’t … Continue reading
Tagged cigar, Ireland, Laphroaig, ratatouille, scotch, whisky
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