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Cooking & Baking

cbayer

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5. Thanks Ms Cher!

Reply to NJCher (Original post)

Tue Mar 17, 2015, 05:47 PM

Mar 2015

Would love to have some corned beef, but I have been away from the market for awhile and have nothing I would need.

We just pulled into a town and it's sushi out! What's more Irish than that, lol.

Enjoy your party!

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What's for Dinner, St. Paddy's Day, Tues, Mar. 17, 2015 [View all] NJCher Mar 2015 OP

i don't have anything planned fizzgig Mar 2015 #1

Potatoes cooked with peppers & onions, sauteed cabbage & greens, japple Mar 2015 #2

Fried chicken, since Sunday was my Corned beef day Galileo126 Mar 2015 #3

The best thing about St Paddy's is the leftover Reuben. cbayer Mar 2015 #6

More Italian sausage/pasta in tomato/cream source. greatauntoftriplets Mar 2015 #4

Thanks Ms Cher! cbayer Mar 2015 #5

Corned beef, curried roasted cabbage and carrots. Recipe: trof Mar 2015 #7

oh, my! NJCher Mar 2015 #9

Best cabbage I ever had. trof Mar 2015 #14

that sounds exceptional grasswire Mar 2015 #12

Found it on the internet somewhere. trof Mar 2015 #15

Thank for the recipe. Saving this to try later. japple Mar 2015 #13

We had spaghetti and meatballs. We are 1/16th irish so applegrove Mar 2015 #8

aw, well.... NJCher Mar 2015 #10

Traditional corned beef/root vegies and cabbage, and soda bread. MerryBlooms Mar 2015 #11