Traditional Irish Food for St. Patrick’s Day
I love getting festive for holidays, learning about traditions, and creating fun recipes and activities for my family to celebrate. Today I’m sharing some traditional Irish food recipes from some of my favorite bloggers. Full disclosure I am not Irish, and if I do have an Irish heritage it is long since passed. However, these recipes are super festive and lean closely to traditional Irish recipes that you can create in your own home.

There are some great St. Patrick’s Day dinner ideas, some Irish Soda Bread and even a yummy Irish dessert idea that you can make. Let us know in the comments which traditional Irish food recipes you’d like to try, and also don’t forget to head over and visit these wonderful bloggers and let them know you’ve tried their recipes!
Juicy Slow Cooker Corned Beef - Easy, Gluten Free Brisket Recipe!
You'll love this easy 2-ingredient Crockpot Corned Beef Brisket from Cupcakes and Kale Chips!
I'm told this is a TRUE Irish dish, and that many of our favorites we think of this time of year are actually Irish-American, so maybe this Fish and Chips recipe from Sense and Edibility is more traditional than we realize.
Here is an amazing Rustic Guinness Beef Stew recipe that's perfect for a cold St. Paddy's Day dinner.
Now here is a recipe that says St. Patrick's Day. This corned beef and cabbage dinner cooks right up in the oven. It doesn't get much simpler than that.
Irish Soda Bread is one recipe we've never tried and I think it is on our list this year. Love this version from The Gay Globetrotter!
Irish Colcannon is an amazing mix of mashed potatoes and cabbage. Yum!
Who doesn't love sausage? I mean, seriously. Bangers and mash is a great Irish tradition to try.
Dublin Coddle is a delicious Irish stew made from bacon, sausages, onions and potatoes.
This Irish chocolate stout cake is made with Guiness and has an Irish Cream glaze!
If you enjoy baked apples. this Irish apple cake made with an Irish whiskey cream sauce will be right up your alley.
Guinness Cottage Pie is perfect for St. Patrick's Day or any night, really. It is similar to what we traditionally consider to be "Shepherd's Pie".
I hope you found some wonderful recipes to try this year. Be sure to subscribe to my email for even more great recipes and ways to celebrate all year long!
You might also like these fun and festive treats for St. Patrick’s Day-
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