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Cod and Parsley Sauce

March 11, 2018 by Irish American Mom 6 Comments

Cod dinner with parsley sauce Irish style

Cod and parsley sauce is a simple, traditional Irish meal, often eaten on Fridays in years gone by when fish was off limits for Catholics.  This is a taste of my childhood, and when made with really fresh fish it’s truly satisfying. The cod is dredged in seasoned flour before frying, then smothered in a […]

Filed Under: All Recipes, Cooking, Irish Side Dishes Tagged With: Cod, Fish on Friday, Fish Recipes, Irish Recipes, Parsley Sauce, Traditional Irish Food, Traditional Irish recipes

Dublin Coddle

January 14, 2018 by Irish American Mom 14 Comments

Sausage, potatoes, onion and bacon in an Irish sausage stew

Coddle yourself with a heart warming, comforting Irish sausage stew on Saint Patrick’s Day. Dublin Coddle is a traditional Irish dish primarily made by true blue Dubliners, enjoyed throughout the year and not just to celebrate St. Paddy. It’s a one-pot wonder full of potatoes, sausages, bacon and onions. Cooked slowly in water or broth […]

Filed Under: All Recipes, Cooking, Irish Soups And Stews Tagged With: An Irish Dinner, Bacon, dublin, Dutch Oven, irish cooking, Irish Recipes, Irish Stews, One Pot Irish Meals, Potatoes, Rashers, Rustic Cooking, Sausages, Soups and Stews, Traditional Irish Food

Irish Coffee

January 1, 2018 by Irish American Mom 37 Comments

Irish coffee shown beside a bottle of Paddy Irish whiskey

Irish Coffee is a favorite after dinner drink all over the world and consists of sweetened coffee with a shot of Irish whiskey, topped off with a layer of lightly whipped cream.   But did you ever wonder how on earth Ireland became famous for a coffee cocktail rather than a tea based tipple? In […]

Filed Under: All Recipes, Cooking, Drinks And Cocktails Tagged With: Irish Coffee, Irish Drinks, Irish Food and Cooking, Irish Recipes

Egg Salad Sandwiches Irish Style

July 29, 2017 by Irish American Mom 18 Comments

Irish salad sandwich recipe and tutorial

Irish salad sandwiches have been made by nearly every Irish house wife over the past five decades. Sometimes called egg and onion sandwiches, or egg and tomato sandwiches, these triangular sandwiches may or may not include lettuce. I include lettuce in my version, but trust me, there is no right or wrong way to make […]

Filed Under: A Taste of Ireland, All Recipes, Cooking, Irish Appetizers And Party Food Tagged With: A Taste of Ireland, All Recipes, An Irish Lunch, Cooking, Father Ted, Hard Boiled Eggs, Irish Recipes, Irish Sandwiches, Lunch, Salad Sandwiches

Budget Friendly Salmon Fish Cakes

July 22, 2017 by Irish American Mom 12 Comments

Salmon cakes served with Irish fried potatoes

When quick and easy is the order of the day, then salmon fish cakes are perfect for your dinner menu.  I’m not talking about complicated cook-from-scratch fish cakes made by first poaching fresh salmon. I’m talking about budget-friendly, tasty fish cakes made with canned or tinned salmon. Have you ever looked at the clock and […]

Filed Under: All Recipes, Cooking, Irish Main Dishes Tagged With: An Irish Dinner, Budget-friendly cooking, Easy Irish Recipes, Fish, Fish cakes, Fried Foods, Irish Cooking and Food, Irish Recipes

Cauliflower Cheese

November 23, 2016 by Irish American Mom 15 Comments

Casserole of cauliflower cheese with a single serving in a ramekin

Cauliflower cheese is a classic Irish or English side dish which is usually served to accompany a roasted chicken or beef dinner. It’s also a perfect side for turkey dinner at Thanksgiving or Christmas. This side is simple yet delicious. One of our family favorites, often served for Sunday lunch or dinner, this is an […]

Filed Under: All Recipes, Cooking Tagged With: An Irish Dinner, Cauliflower, Irish Recipes, Roast Dinner, Thanksgiving Sides, Vegetable Sides

Victoria Sponge Sandwich

September 9, 2016 by Irish American Mom 29 Comments

Victoria sponge sandwich on a cake stand

The Victoria Sandwich consists of two sponge cake layers sandwiched together with raspberry jam and cream, then dusted on top with confectioners’  sugar. This teatime treat became popular in England and Ireland during the reign of Queen Victoria, whose name this cake now bears.  Originally caster sugar was sprinkled on top, but I prefer to […]

Filed Under: All Recipes, Cooking, Irish Cakes, Cookies And Desserts Tagged With: Birthday Cake, British Cooking, Cooking, English Recipes, Irish Cakes, Irish Desserts, Irish Food and Cooking, Irish Recipes, Jam or Jelly Recipes, Recipes with Heavy Cream, Sponge Cake, Victoria Sandwich

Irish Buttermilk Scones

July 14, 2016 by Irish American Mom 22 Comments

Three freshly baked Irish scones with butter on the side

Tea and scones with butter and jam – it’s a yummy Irish afternoon treat. When I’m in Ireland I can whip up a batch of scones in double quick time, and I’m guaranteed success every time. Now, I make two kinds of scones. Irish raisin tea scones without buttermilk, or my granny’s favorite Irish buttermilk […]

Filed Under: All Recipes, Bread, Muffins, Pancakes and Scones, Cooking Tagged With: A Cuppa Tea and a Scone, Biscuits, Bread and Scones, Cast Iron Skillet, Irish Baking, Irish Buttermilk Scones, Irish Recipes, Irish Scone Recipe, Traditional Irish Cooking

What Is A Floury Potato?

June 17, 2016 by Irish American Mom 28 Comments

Floury Irish potatoes in saucepans on display at a market

Irish people love floury potatoes. But once we leave our native shores, most people have no idea what on earth we are talking about when we ask for floury potatoes. And so, today I plan to answer the all important question….   What is a floury potato?   Floury potatoes have a fluffy, dry texture […]

Filed Under: A Taste of Ireland, Cooking, The Spud Saga Tagged With: A Taste of Ireland, Floury Potatoes, Irish Culture, Irish Recipes, Irish Vegetables, Potatoes, The Spud Saga

Irish Oat Flapjacks

April 4, 2016 by Irish American Mom 8 Comments

Flapjacks cut in fingers displayed on a black slate

Today’s recipe is for Irish flapjacks. I know! I know! My flapjacks look just like granola bars, and nothing like pancakes, as any American might expect. But believe it or not, a flapjack in Ireland is a homemade oatmeal bar and in no way resembles a pancake. You say ‘granola bar’, and I say ‘flapjack.’ […]

Filed Under: All Recipes, Cooking, Irish Cakes, Cookies And Desserts Tagged With: Flapjacks, Granola Bars, Irish Food and Cooking, Irish Recipes, Kid Friendly Food, Oatmeal, Snacks

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