Discover how to bake a delicious, gluten-free Irish Soda Bread with just 5 simple ingredients. Perfect for those with dietary ...

Here are 15 Irish potato recipes to get you ready for St. Patrick’s Day, your upcoming trip to Ireland, or just to add some international flair to your everyday meals! Ireland’s history relied heavily ...

Traditionally, an Irish stew (aka Guinness Stew) is made with lamb. Our version includes beef chuck, which is cheaper and more easily found. It might be less traditional, but is certainly equal in ...

St. Patrick’s Day was originally celebrated amid religious festivities in honor of St. Patrick himself, one of Ireland’s most prominent patron saints. As Irish immigrants made their way to the United ...

Ireland is known for its hearty cuisine, such as stews and potato pancakes. Colcannon, for example, is a twist on traditional mashed potatoes that's made with butter and cream. Irish soda bread is one ...

Acclaimed for its beer, music, and breathtaking views, Ireland is known for many wonderful things — and its food is no different. Celebrated for its hearty and wholesome nature, Irish cuisine is ...

This recipe actually was a gift for my bridal shower, from my husband's great-aunt Toots. It was laminated and everything. Brian's side of the family is very Irish, and I don’t have any Irish on my ...

These simple steamed carrots are dressed with sweet Irish butter and flecks of fresh herbs. Slieve na Mbam is the name of a regional Irish carrot dish in which the vegetables are cooked in butter and ...

Timeless tastes from an Irish country kitchen. This collection of home-baking recipes, handed down through Ciara McLaughlin’s family, brings cakes and bakes from Granny’s stove to your table. From ...

St. Patrick’s Day is synonymous with beer, but don’t forget about the food—especially if you’re planning to put away a pint or two. Whether you want a St. Patty’s specialty, traditional Irish fare, an ...

The Irish Breakfast isn’t what it sounds like. It’s not breakfast, to start, and it has nothing to do with the famous tea. Given the cultural stereotypes of the Irish in general and St. Patrick’s Day ...