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Irish party fare

  • 08-03-2007 7:38pm
    #1
    lola_run
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    having a party and want to introduce some foreign friends to best of irishfood. any tips?


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  • #2
    olaola
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 4,139 ✭✭✭olaola


    You mean like treats (as in rice krispie cakes) or general food - dinner and things?


  • #3
    Archeron
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    Irish Lamb and Fresh salmon could be used for either a nice meal or party food. And of course, instead of having a bowl of punch in the middle of the table, have a big pot of Coddle complete with boiled sausages and rashers!


  • #4
    The Hill Billy
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    OP - Can you be more specific?
    Are you talking about a party with a full sit-down meal (starter, mains, desert) or drinkies & finger food?


  • #5
    lola_run
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    Hill Billy wrote:
    OP - Can you be more specific?
    Are you talking about a party with a full sit-down meal (starter, mains, desert) or drinkies & finger food?


    finger food, as appetising as possible. I won't be able to have much fresh food, as I have to transport it home from Ireland.


  • #6
    The Hill Billy
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    lola_run wrote:
    finger food, as appetising as possible. I won't be able to have much fresh food, as I have to transport it home from Ireland.

    lola_run:

    Smoked salmon on brown bread is an obvious one.
    Maybe also a selection of Irish cheeses?
    Canapés made from good black & white pudding on small pieces of toasted soda bread?

    Bowls of Tayto or King crisps are a must. ;)


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  • #7
    Catari Jaguar
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    Oh god yea... *drool* Nice work hill billy, that sounds deadly :D

    Colcannon and curly kale with old money in it....


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