Top 6 St. Patrick’s Day Recipes to help you celebrate the festivities Irish style from classics to using up the leftovers.
Simple, elegant Wine and Garlic Poached Cod with Irish Colcannon is a fresh take on the traditional Irish fare. Let’s face it, sometimes we want to break free from the standard corned beef and cabbage routine on Saint Patrick’s Day. Maybe we want something more authentic, something you imagine eating on the Irish coast or just something a little lighter.
If you love the traditional, ditch the boiled corned beef for the most flavorful Oven Roasted Corned Beef with Cabbage & Bacon this Saint Patrick’s Day. The days of boiling your corned beef, cabbage and veggies in one pot is over! Oven Baked Corned Beef with Cabbage & Bacon is just as easy to make, but with so much more flavor.
Blistered Sauerkraut with Sausage is a quick and flavorful dish with charred cabbage and hints of caraway, fennel and malt vinegar. This one dish dinner would be a perfect way to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day. It’s not only budget friendly, but comes together in minutes and pairs perfectly with smashed potatoes….and who doesn’t like that?
Classic Cottage Pie is a weeknight favorite with spiced ground beef, tender carrots, peas and a creamy potato cheese topping. Talk about easy! The Classic Cottage Pie checks all the boxes. Pantry recipe, YES. One pot meal, YES. Under 30 minutes, YES. It’s really the perfect weeknight meal that doesn’t break the bank.
Leftover Corned Beef Ideas
Make sure you save some corned beef for leftovers. You know how some things are better the next day? Corned beef is definitely one of those things. Here are my favorite ways to repurpose leftover corned beef.
Reuben Hand Pies are light and flakey with an all butter crust and filled with corned beef, cabbage, potato and Swiss cheese. Â I have to admit, my favorite way to eat corned beef and cabbage is the next day and there are so many ways to re-purpose corned beef leftovers. These hand pies are super easy to make.
Reuben Sandwich layered with corned beef, sauerkraut, Swiss cheese and Russian dressing all on marbled sourdough rye bread. I made a recipe for Marbled Sourdough Rye Bread just so I could enjoy this Reuben Sandwich. I find it absolutely necessary to have marbled rye bread instead of just plain rye bread. It really makes the sandwich, both visually and because it’s so good!
