Irish meals traditional

I love Easy Traditional Irish Recipes like the Instant Pot Corned Beef recipe I share a few days ago. Here are more fun Irish recipes.

Dublin Coddle is a traditional Irish potato and sausage stew that slow cooks in the oven. It’s great for St. Patrick’s Day or any day you need comfort food!

This Shepherd's Pie is made with ground beef or lamb and vegetables in a flavorful gravy, topped with mashed potatoes and baked in the oven.

Looking for new traditional recipes? These Irish dinner recipes are easy to make and delicious. Enjoy these family dinners and dinners for two.

Are you looking for the BEST Bangers and Mash recipe? Try my sausages in homemade onion gravy served over mashed potatoes and peas! This is such an easy, quick, budget-friendly meal - and perfect to celebrate some Luck of the Irish on St. Patrick's Day.

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This traditional Irish Colcannon side dish is made with creamy mashed potatoes, swirled with fried cabbage, onions, and crisp bacon, and seasoned with salt and pepper. It's the perfect addition to any comfort food meal.

If you grew up with an Irish grandma, these nostalgic recipes will feel like a big hug from your Grandma.

An Irish Stew with mashed potatoes is the perfect comfort food, any time of year, but especially for St Patrick's Day, for traditions sake.

This melt in your mouth traditional Irish stew is so incredibly delicious! The potatoes soften to the buttery onions and tender meat layers and make this not just an easy stew to prepare but probably one of the best stews I have ever tried. I love the simplicity of this traditional Irish stew, many of the Irish recipes I have been researching are very simple and seasonally similiar to Scottish foods.