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| to my Holiday Page! |
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| AN IRISH BLESSING |
| May the Road Rise to Meet You, May the Wind be Always at Your Back, May the Sun Shine Warm upon Your Face, The Rains Fall Soft Upon Your Fields, and Until we Meet Again, May God Hold you in the Palm of his Hand |
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| IRISH RECIPIES |
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| NANNY'S IRISH SODA BREAD |
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| Mix together dry ingredients (except raisins). In a separate bowl, mix together all wet ingredients then blend into dry ingredients. Should be a slightly sticky dough. Add the raisins to taste, I like alot1. Form into round loaf or place in a greased loaf pan. Bake at 325 degrees for 1 to 1 1/2 hours, or until skewer comes out clean. Makes about 10 servings |
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| St. Patrick's Day is celebrated on March 17th. It honors St. Patrick who is the patron saint of Ireland. It is also a celebration of Irish culture. |
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| IRISH HISTORY |
| For a more detailed History of St. Patrick's Day visit Marvelicious.com |
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| IRISH LINKS |
| Free Irish Recipies,Wallpaper,Jokes,Games,History & more |
| The Prayer of St. Patrick,Poems,Songs,Crafts,Games & Recipies |
| CORNED BEEF & CABBAGE |
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| 3# Corned Beef Brisket Seasoning Packet 10 Small Red Potatoes 5 Large Peeled Carrots 1 Large Cabbage-quartered |
| 4 C. Flour 3 t. Baking Powder 1.5 t. Baking Soda 1 C. Sugar 16 oz. Sour Cream 3 Eggs 1 t. Vanilla Lots of Raisins |
| Place Corned Beef in a Large Pot or Dutch Oven, cover with water, add Seasonungs, bring to a boil, simmer 50 minutes per pound or until tender. Add Potatoes and Carrots, simmer until tender. Add cabbage, cook until tender (15 min.). Remove Meat and let rest 15 min. Carve. Serve with Mustard, and Vegetables on the side. |
| Legends of St. Patrick,History,Customs,Shrines & Links. |
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| LEPRECHAUNS |
| The Leprechaun is a Irish Fairy. He looks like a small old man and often dresses like a "Shoemaker" with a cocked hat and an apron. According to legends they posess a hidden "pot of gold". If you catch one, you can force him to reveal where it is but, keep your eye on him every secord, or he will vanish, and all hopes for the treasure are gone! |
| THE MAGIC SHAMROCK |
| There are many Legends regarding the Shamrock's origin. Three is Ireland's magic number. Crone, Mother and Virgin. Love, Valor, and wit. Faith, Hope and Charity. The one I like the best is Father, Son and Holy Spirit, used By St. Patrick to teach Christianity. |
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