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We see green!

Happy St. Patrick’s Day!

Most New Yorkers are showing their Irish spirit by marching through the streets of the city and sampling beer & food from various pubs. The FN team is here and enjoying a Green Bagel & Irish Soda Bread Breakfast put together by our Employee Activities Committee – so we are all very excited!

In honor of today, here are some traditional foods to try:

1. COLCANNON – Mashed potatoes with onions and greens. Get creative – my favorite combination includes red skin potatoes (mashed with skins), sauteed kale & onion, and a bit of garlic.
2. BOXTY – A mixture of raw and cooked potatoes.
3. IRISH STEW – This particular recipe from our FN Test Kitchen inclues lamb and goat cheese.
4. CORNED BEEF & CABBAGE – Paula Deen’s fast and delicious recipe.
5. CURACH – An Irish dessert consisting of toasted oats, whiskey, raspberries, and whipped cream (how can you go wrong?!).

What are you cooking up for St. Patrick’s Day?

I hope you have a fabulous day!
Kendra, Operation Foodie

5 Comments

  1. Robin Koury says:

    This year I decided to broaden my horizons and try something not so traditional. Yes, I had a traditional corned beef sandwich but I’ve never been a fan of the cabbage. So I combined a little corned beef and uncooked cabbage wrapped them in an egg roll wrapper and deep fried them – with a little mustard dipping sauce it brought a whole new meaning to corned beef and cabbage for me. I also took Kendra’s suggestion and made Tyler’s Colcannon which was delicious – had I known and made the bacon a day ahead as the recipe intended it would have been even better.

  2. Kendra says:

    What an interesting twist on a common dish! Sounds wonderful, I’ll have to try it

  3. Lana says:

    Made corned beef and cabbage too. Used A.B’s recipe. Leftovers became corned beef hash the next morning, and the rest is frozen for later. :-)

    Curious – did the FN test kitchen make green beer too?? :-)

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