So, I married into Irish blood (McCarthy, yeah?). For some reason, now, I feel like St. Patrick's Day should be a bigger deal for our family. SO, I tried really hard this year to pull off the traditional corned beef & cabbage thing, even though I've never had it in my life... I also had this "brilliant" breakfast idea. hahaha. I think I was the only one who appreciated it. Do you see the four-leaf clover fried egg? and toast cut out to be a clover? (thanks Jay for eating all the kids' crusts. That would normally be my job, but I can no longer eat butter....) And a green fruit just to top it all off!
And here's the corned beef & cabbage:I admit, I was pleasantly surprised. For some reason, boiled cabbage sounds so lack-luster and deflated to me. It's the kind of thing you read about in books that poor people are eating. (isn't that what Charlie Bucket's family eats every night?) But I was surprised by how vibrant and pretty the whole thing looked!
I also made "clover" rolls, just because that's how I roll. har har.
I told The Frog that when I was a kid, I tried to always wear underwear that had green on it for the special day, and he thought that was a great idea. :)
Hope you didn't get pinched!
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you will have to tell me how you cooked your corned beef. I've been wanting to make some but didn't know how to prepare it. I love your idea of doing red pepper for baby food and then adding any leftover to meals--brilliant! I just discovered the byu discount at sprouts. I made this red pepper recipe recently. It was so easy and good with the pesto. I used regular red bell peppers in the crockpot and they tasted great.
http://www.yourhomebasedmom.com/roasted-red-pepper-chicken-and-pesto-sandwich-crock-pot/
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