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  St. Patrick’s Day is the perfect time to celebrate Irish heritage with hearty, comforting dishes that have been enjoyed for generations. Whether you're hosting a festive gathering or just looking for a cozy meal, these traditional Irish recipes will bring warmth and flavor to your table. Irish Soda Bread A classic staple in Irish households, this quick bread requires no yeast and is perfect with a slather of butter. Irish Soda Bread by Sassy Silver Sisters Traditional Irish Stew This rustic dish, made with simple ingredients, is the ultimate comfort food. Traditional Irish Stew by Sassy Silver Sisters Colcannon (Irish Mashed Potatoes with Cabbage) A creamy, buttery dish that pairs beautifully with any meal. Colcannon (Irish Mashed Potatoes with Cabbage) by Sassy Silver Sisters Corned Beef and Cabbage (American-Irish Tradition) Though more popular in the U.S. for St. Patrick’s Day, this dish remains a holiday favorite. Corned Beef and Cabbage b...

This post contains affiliate links. If you purchase through them,  we may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. Here’s a festive DIY St. Patrick’s Day wreath that costs approximately $25! Below are the instructions to make your own: Materials Needed: Boxwood Wreath Decoration Assorted greenery Shamrock decorations (foam or felt)   Gold coins (plastic or metallic paper cutouts)   Craft ribbon for a bow   Hot glue gun & floral wire   Instructions: Attach Greenery – Secure artificial leaves or ivy with floral wire or hot glue.   Add Shamrocks – Arrange and glue shamrocks around the wreath for a festive feel.  Incorporate Gold Coins – Evenly space out gold coins and attach them.   Tie a Large Ribbon Bow – Create a bow with your choice of ribbon and place it at the top or bottom by securing it with wire to ribbon.   Hang & Enjoy! What's your favorite unique touch to add to a St. Patrick's Day wreath? Do you ...

This simple St. Patrick’s Day craft is easy to put together, uses supplies that are readily available and I love how it looks displayed!  What you’ll need: Some string Stapler A few buttons Green cardstock Gluestick or another type of adhesive Some pages from an old book or if you are like me and don't want to tear up a book, search for FREE old book pages and print them out Instructions : Using the book pages cut out 5 or more rectangles approximately 3.5″ x 6.5″ in size. Cut a triangle shape out of the bottom of your rectangles. Hint: From left to right, find the center of your rectangle then measure 1 3/4 ” from the bottom to find where the top point of your triangle will be. *************************************************************************** Would you like to help us do reviews? Here's a link to our  wishlist on  Amazon.com . We have items starting as low as $6.  **********************************************************...

***UPDATED 3/4/23*** St. Patrick’s Day observes the death of St. Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland. The holiday has evolved into a celebration of Irish culture with parades, special foods, music, dancing, drinking, and a whole lot of green.  Remember when you were in school and if you weren't wearing green you were pinched? I always tried to wear green 🤣 Do you blame me? 🍀 I don't know about you but we love to celebrate St. Patrick's Day with food. I'm not sure we have any Irish in us but we can all celebrate along with those that are Irish. Ireland is well known for great meals like corned beef and cabbage and that is one dish my family and I thoroughly enjoy eating. I've made it in the crockpot and on the stovetop. However you make it, it's always delicious! This year were are having something I've never made before and that's Bangers and Mash. I think we are in for a treat because we love sausage and mashed potatoes. To top it off there's oni...

For our  February LIVE Facebook video, we thought we'd try out a Pinterest project of these adorable Leprechaun Hat & S'more's. How good do they look? Chocolate, Keebler's striped cookies and marshmallows. What's not to love about that? As you can see by our attempt on LIVE video, they didn't turn out to half bad. We didn't dip the whole cookie in the chocolate like the directions said to but for time sake that part worked out fine. We dipped the marshmallows in the chocolate with toothpick and set them on a plate, put them in the freezer for a bit. After taking them out of the freezer, we dipped one side in chocolate to attach to the cookie. This is where we failed. We should have dipped the chocolate covered marshmallows in the green chocolate then dipped them in the green sugar. Our attempt to make a shamrock failed also. It was all in fun and if you want to try and make them yourself, we would suggest taking a bit more time than we did. H...