Gourmet Food on a Budget
St. Patrick’s Day Green food. Here are nine non-traditional dishes, none using dies that happen to be green.
This Veggie Potato Bake is a great option that feeds a crowd. It’s a filling way to use up vegetables in your refrigerator. It’s also a good choice for a St. Patrick’s Day gathering.
These Air Fryer Chicken Thighs Stuffed with Pesto are simple for an everyday dinner or make an excellent dinner party dish.
Corned Beef with Stout is so easy to make in the Instant Pot. The stout gives it a lot of flavors, and the Instant Pot makes it quick. You don’t have to wait until St. Patrick’s Day – this is easy enough for any time.
You don’t have to wait until St. Patrick’s Day to have this wonderful dish. It’s thrifty, filling, and delicious. The traditional colcannon recipe does not include bacon or cheese, but the way I make it, it’s filling enough to stand on its own.
We really like colcannon, especially in the winter, when it’s cold and even though you really want bright greens, salad just seems too chilly. You want something warm and toasty that will stick to your ribs. Look no further, colcannon is the answer.
Some of our favorite Saint Patrick’s Day recipes – it’s not all about green beer and calling it a day.
I was so looking forward to having barbecued corned beef and putting my corned beef on the Weber, but I got rained out. It didn’t turn out a bad dinner, though. I used the baby Nesco, and that brisket turned out just fine.
These Kiwi Lime cupcakes for St. Patrick’s Day are unique and delicious. Don’t wait for a holiday to make them.