Tough and rubbery traditional corned beef is no way to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day! Make this St. Patricks Day delicious and special for your family with help from our friends at Cooking Light.

Irish Bacon and Cabbage with Mustard Sauce

This dish is more authentic than the ubiquitous corned beef and cabbage, though it is quite similar in that Irish boiling bacon is a cured meat, too. The boiling bacon is also leaner than traditional American bacon (which does not make an appropriate substitute). Order the Irish bacon from tommymoloneys.com.

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Mummy’s Brown Soda Bread

Scoring a deep cross into the surface of the dough is called “blessing the bread.” Because the bread uses baking soda as a leavener, it requires minimal kneading and no rising, so you can bake it just before supper and serve it warm.

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