So I'm in the organisation of my friends birthdayparty, and last year I promised her a birthdaycake 4 this year(2 show off my cooking talent:p), but i got so overvelemed with the other stuff ( the hole suroinding and the beverages) that I didn't had time 2 look 4 a receipe, can u recomed me a good recipe.
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And can u write one fast(pleassssssssssssss), the partygirls is just at the busstop and she will be here in like 14min and 59seconds, I have in the house some animalcrackers, cheese, milk, instantpuddingpowder, some grapewine(red and whiet), ricewine, rum, JackDaniels, champain, some Jameson whiskey, irish whiskey, some cherry flavored punch and some beres in the fridge, oh and also have rumfilled bonbons, tuttufrutti bubblegum, 3dayold macarony and cheese, flour, cheesy popcorn, some 3yearold halfmelted chocolate and sugar
pld help she will be here in 13min45seconds
My lovely irish mom used to make corned beef and cabbage every St. Patricks day. The way she prepared it seemed effortless and the meat was so tender - melted in your mouth!! She said there was a trick to it. She passed away and the recipe was lost with her. Any help is appreciated.
Keep in mind that Im not an expert cook and I dont have a lot of cooking untensils in my small apartment but Id still like to make something nice.
Id like to make something with liquor like Bailey's Irish Creme or Kahlua, Egg Nog flavor..etc. ..I wanna win! Thanks!
I am making pork ribs and cabbage to celebrate St. Patrick's Day, but I forgot to soak the meat overnight like the recipe says! It's too late now, so do I just go ahead and rinse & cook it? What will it be like, and what exactly does the soaking do, anyway?
Help! My husband and his Irish friends are expecting dinner to be on time. :)
4 pounds corned beef brisket
1 cup brown sugar
1 (12 fluid ounce) can or bottle Irish stout beer (e.g. Guinness®)
Cooked in a crock pot.
Any good non-alcoholic beer that would result in similar taste?
I'm pregnant so i'm not trying beer. I also don't drink and never have.
Me and my friends play a game; each night somebody closes her eyes, and puts her finger on the map. She cooks food from whichever country she has picked. And today was my turn and I picked British Isles (well, my finger was touching only Scotland, but they accept all of them, so it can be Welsh, English or Irish as well as Scottish). Is there a british dish that tastes remotely good?? I don't need recipes, just names. And it would be nice if you named desserts as well as main dishes. Thanks.
My boyfriend is Irish and I want to impress him with a traditional Irish dinner. However, I dont cook. Can someone please give me step by step instructions ? thanks so much!!!!
I read someplace that colcannon consisted of cabbage cooked in milk. Is this so? Also that mace was one of the ingredients. Is there a substitute for mace? None to found round here! Any Irish/Scottish descendents wish to share their family recipe with me? I can do a receipe search, just hoping
someone has a special one! Thank you and have a happy Saint Patrick's Day!
I know the recipe and this will be my third year putting on the jiggs but I am looking for any pointers in cooking the dinner ahead of time and reheating it to serve at my very popular Irish pub
Hi, I am an australian, who loves to cook. I have tried for some years to get these two recipes right - but havent. Does anyone have the recipes for:
*Southern Style Fried Chicken - Authentic
*Chinese Fried Rice - Authentic
*Corn Bread *what is it? it sounds yummy*
by writing authentic, i mean i have searched for recipes in books, and on the net, but havent been happy with them. they always seem "white"??No racism intended - im irish - but alot of them seem unauthentic - is all
ALSO....why are chinese people so secretive about their cooking? i was watching my favourite chinese take-out man cook my dinner, i was trying to see what he was using, but it[ingredients]was all in like plastic containers and metal bowls - didnt really reveal much - so ive come to the conclusion chinese people/chefs arent sharing....!!
Any help would be appreciated!
I'm Irish. I like potatos. I like that my lineage grows them, knows how to cook them, and eat them in great quanity. I love starchy, heavy, creamy, well made mashed potatos. I love french fries (well made, crisp, interesting infusions in the oils used in frieing the powerful food subtance). I love potatos latkes (some people have asked me 'wha" ? in confusion and I feel pain they have never had lard pan fried onion and potato latkes in the winter holidays and am stunned some people are deprived throughout thier lives.) I love them with a warm apfalwein while the air is freezeing because it bring christmas in Germany and at the markets with my husband and infant child picking a tree and lots of lights.
Your favorite potato? type, cooking? holiday recipe?
Who says I eat them often? and just because i have favorite recipes does not mean I lack moderation. Besides, once a week or everyday it's how your personal exercise and genetics are that inclines you towards diease, diet is relatively easy to control. How rude a observation. Lacking decent manners, I asked you about your prefeances. Obviously not a potato fan. Some people can never be pleased.
whats the best way to cook goat so it is tender ? last time i cooked it it was tough. and what is the ouside or a roti made of? How can i make my ground meat smooth to fill for a bef patty?
im looking for a sorrel drink recipe
When I was in Ireland a couple of years ago, I had these great potatoes and cannot find a recipe. They seemed buttery. The potatoes were peeled and the outside was slightly chewy after being cooked. I am not sure if they were boiled, then baked, or baked without skins, or a combination of the two. It didn't seem like there were any seasonings, but were served with many different dishes. Does anyone know what I'm talking about and if so, how to make them?
I love to irish Potato! Hush browns is favorite! But,I always buy frozen it.So,I don't know how to cook it.I want to make it!
Please tell me simple and delicious irish potato recipe too!
I've never cooked for St. Patrick's Day before... it's my turn to throw the party this year and I need great and easy recipes. I'm going to go all out on this FAMILY friendly party.
Great GREEN recipe ideas please :o)
Alcohol, Corn Beef Dish, Sides, Deserts… green!
It's that time of year again, actually for me it's ALL year. I just LOVE irish food!!! I used to cook in an Irish pub and we just had the most AMAZING recipies! Too bad I can't remember how to make them!!! I am looking specifically for a good lamb stew, pasties (I like veggie ones the best) and sausage rolls. But any good recipies would be AWESOME! I have scoured the internet in search for the perfect recipies with no luck, hopefully I will find the luck of the irish here!
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