1. Today I'd like to share a few of my past Irish recipes including Irish Soda Bread, Irish Cream Brûlée with Cream De Menthe Whipped Cream, Bailey's Irish Cream Cheese Cake, and Short Rib Guinness Pie. Click on the links and I hope you try one or two of these recipes this weekend. Who says the Irish can't cook.
2. Can't believe the temperatures reached almost 60 degrees this week. Even though today was zero with the wind chill, those warm days make me believe Spring is actually coming.
3. Nothing makes me think Spring like strawberries at the grocery store. This week they were exceptionally perfect.
4. Warmer weather and daylight savings time gives me a chance to walk along the Avenue after the gym in the evening. Caught this sunset in the windows of a shop the other night.
5. With a name like Margaret Ann Frances O'Donnell O'Hara I will be celebrating this weekend with corned beef and cabbage and Irish soda bread and maybe a trip to the pub for a Guinness.
Sharing this week with Kim's Friday Finds and Nancy's Random Five Friday- stop by and visit other randoms and finds.
Have a great weekend and Happy St. Patrick's Day.
Margie
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Now that's an Irish name, to be sure :)
ReplyDeleteMy grandma was Irish... wish we made more of St Patrick's Day in UK - had such great parties in CA when we lived there!
A really great Random 5 and have a fabulous Friday :)
Perfect berries!
ReplyDeleteI may have to make some Irish soda bread this weekend -- lovely photos Margie! Enjoy your St. Pat's day. xo
ReplyDeletei love your photo of the sunset reflecting in the store window ... makes me want to drop by that shop! Enjoy your St. Paddy's day!!
ReplyDeleteWarmer weather, perfect strawberries, home cooked food, you couldn't ask for more :) Happy St Patricks Day!!
ReplyDeletehappy st patrick's day! celebrate! i'm ready and will have a harp or two. loved the reflection in the window and the strawberries ... all this food and drink talk makes my mouth water! :) thanks for the recipes, I will check them out.
ReplyDeleteAnd a Happy St. Patty's Day to you, my lass!
ReplyDeleteLove your photos of the Irish Soda Bread, the strawberries, and the Irish picture. I am a big fan of Irish Soda Bread and I will be trying your recipe tomorrow. DeAnne
ReplyDeleteI know the Irish can cook ... my mother-in-law is one of the best cooks I know. Maybe the best. Her apple pie is the best in the world, I am sure.
ReplyDeleteI have a bit of Irish in me as well! My grandmas name was Berta Fay Magee! She was a feisty redhead! I will be enjoying corm beef and cabbage as well! Loved you post!
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oh yes I would say you have a bit of the irish in you...I am irish as well. Happy St. Paddy's to you
ReplyDeleteWe had ruebens yesterday! Might be the extent of our celebration though. :) I will check out your recipes. Happy St. Paddy's to you!
ReplyDeleteWe are cooking up a St. Patty Days feast as well. I would love to invite you to share your recipe at my linky party, Meal Planning Monday Recipe Link-Up. Happy St. Patrick's Day! :) http://www.aprilshomemaking.com/2014/03/meal-planning-monday-recipe-link-up-2.html
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