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With St. Patrick's Day coming up tomorrow, it's time to get into the spirit. Open your closet and pull out
something green to avoid getting pinched by your friends, then open your fridge and pull out a pint of Guinness. St. Patrick's Day originally began as a Catholic feast day
that celebrated the patron saint of Ireland, but millions of Irish and non-Irish revelers now celebrate it every year.
Is it the religious signifigance? Perhaps for some, but for many it's about the corned beef and the beer - which is
what we like at Slashfood.
Here are some Irish ideas to get you going for St. Patrick's Day:
- Do you do corned beef and cabbage?
- Irish Cheesecake with Bailey's and Stout
- Beyond Black and Tans with Stout Drink Recipes
- Pining for Shamrock shakes
- How to make green beer
- The history of Irish soda bread
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- Irish oatcakes
- Irish Hazelnut Honey Biscuits
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