I don't like cooked cabbage but do like corned beef so I went out for a Reuben.

Yummy.

But, my wife doesn't like corned beef, so we're going with pork chops instead.

Couple bites and I am at my 2000 limit. We opted for herbed roast chicken instead. Sooooo good.

Something they call Guinness stew. Lots of potatoes, beef, in brown gravy with onions and carrots. Smells great. I also have a container of their spring vegetable soup.

We've had bacon and cabbage for the last 2 years. I asked DH if he was interested in a threepeat and he didn't really answer. Asked again, mentioning that if I was going to cure the bacon, I had to do it soon. No answer. Wednesday, I picked up the corned beef and he asked "We're not having bacon?". Boo, hiss.

Anyway, it's in the crockpot and smells great; we can hardly wait. Cabbage, carrots, colcannon and brown bread on the side with lemon pudding cake for dessert.

It's not a holiday without special food.

Pesto new potatoes and green beans.
Not Irish, but there are potatoes and green, sooo.

Would have put it here had I known

Cabbage on the side. Yum!

cooked with carrots, potatoes and cabbage. Cinnamon mini muffins for dessert.

then discovered that we DIDN'T actually get corned beef from the market the other day, but corned pork.

Made one of those a few years ago, and know it will be very good, but not sure how we missed reading the label on the package when we picked it up!

Put that in the smoker along with some country pork ribs with brisket bone. Will drain out the drippings and cook the cabbage, carrots, and potatoes in a broth made from that.

Picked up a couple of crowlers (2-pint cans) of stout from our brewery yesterday.

I'm Irish with dual citizenship. If I didn't make this, my grandmother would surely roll over in her grave.

Chimichurri over the pizza sauce. It was... interesting. Definitely green.