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Irish Coffee Cupcakes
This recipe is a lot like the one for our Irish Coffee Cake, in which layers of a coffee/chocolate sponge...
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Carrageen Moss Blancmange
Cooking Time: 24 hours 30 mins
This delicate and subtle dessert would once have been thought of as the kind of treat best suited to invalids and people recovering from stomach troubles. But the same lightness...
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Irish Curd Cheeses and Cheesecakes
It would be hard to find a country where people were more in love with dairy products in general than...
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Apple And Potato “Cake”
This dish probably started being baked by Irish firesides in its present form about three hundred years ago. It’s perfect...
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Sweet Caraway Luncheon Loaf
Tea cakes and quick breads featuring caraway (or caraways, as they sometimes call the seasoning here) have been popular in Ireland for hundreds of years. Possibly the best-known of these...
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Wicklow Strawberry Shortcake
Cooking Time: 1 hr 45 mins mins
The centuries-old Irish passion for strawberries in season has turned this into one of the country’s favorite desserts. The shortcake is the real deal — not some nondescript sponge cake,...
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Baileys Carrageen Pudding
It’s easy to forget that Baileys has only been around for fifty years or so… while carrageen has been part...
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It’s the berries
Berries of many kinds have been on the Irish dessert menu for centuries, if not millennia. Blackberries, along with raspberries,...
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Everyday Gingerbread with Orange-Ginger Icing
Gingerbread would have been a perennial adornment of the tea trolley over the last century or so when the Irish housewife was doing the baking. It didn’t call for exotic...
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The Art of the Irish Tea Trolley
There was a time in Ireland not so long ago when the arrival of a guest meant the imminent production of the Tea Trolley. Besides the teapot and cups, the...
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Nothing to do with your luggage
Porter was (and is) a style of dark beer which began to be brewed in England and Ireland in the...
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