What are you eating for St Patrick's day?

[medxam]

We are having our small group over tomorrow night for an early St Patrick's day celebration.

We are having Oyster's Rockefeller, asparagus soup with Brie cheese, lamb shanks,
coarse grits with cheese, and a surprise dessert topped off with Irish coffee. There will be several courses of wine after cocktails.

The weather will be cool and rainy. A perfect day to cook in the garage kitchen with a good friend and some Charleston beer.

What are you planning?

Medxam

 

[medxam]

We are having our small group over tomorrow night for an early St Patrick's day celebration.

We are having Oyster's Rockefeller, asparagus soup with Brie cheese, lamb shanks,
coarse grits with cheese, and a surprise dessert topped off with Irish coffee. There will be several courses of wine after cocktails.

The weather will be cool and rainy. A perfect day to cook in the garage kitchen with a good friend and some Charleston beer.

What are you planning?

Medxam

 

[2000Z-71]

Kathy Ireland.

 

[medxam]

Forgot! Can't have this meal without Irish Soda bread.

medxam

 

[trapper704]

corn beef and cabbage, soda bread and homemade mincemeat pie. washed down with hot coffee.

 

[1911-BILL]

Corned beef and cabage.

 

[conn ak]

Originally posted by 2000Z-71:
Kathy Ireland.

With or without potatoes?

 

[2000Z-71]

Originally posted by conn ak:

Originally posted by 2000Z-71:
Kathy Ireland.

With or without potatoes?

As long as there's no crabs involved, I don't care.

 

[gunsmith11]

will ask the wife

 

[jeepjeepwhat]

Green beer!
Lots and lots of green beer.

 

[WTweeder]

Originally posted by jeepjeepwhat:
Green beer!
Lots and lots of green beer.

silly Americans....

Guinness -- liquid bread!

 

[RobbW]

Corned beef and cabbage! Boxty and soda bread if I get the time.

 

[BugBeard]

A reuben or corned beef hash. Guinness obligatory.

 

[Andy Griffith]

So...how do you cook a St. Patrick?

 

[CH47gunner]

Corned beef & cabbage - same as last year, and year before that, and year before that, etc., etc..
All the kids love it & look forward to it.

No green beer - maybe some Baileys (already in the fridge) & coffee.

Bruce

 

[LuddhaBuddha]

Potatoes and Kentucky Ale (yes I realize it's not in keeping with tradition but its better than guiness so I don't care

)

 

[Bob R]

What do the Irish eat on St. Patricks Day???

I have a feeling it isn't corned beef and cabbage.

<span class="ev_code_GREEN">Here's to your coffin...

May it be built of 100 year old oaks which I will plant tomorrow.
</span>

bob

 

[Gun-runner]

Originally posted by 2000Z-71:
Kathy Ireland.

The tounge was for Kathy not YOU!

 

[Forester]

Considering my heritage, it will likely be beans and franks.

Wish I were Irish.

 

[CAJUNLAWYER]

Smoked Leprechan