St. Patrick's Day

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Corned Beef Hash

Our take on this diner classic can be customized with the addition of a variety of fresh veggies. Try parsnips, sweet potatoes, or spinach.

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Corned Beef with Cabbage

A staple of St. Patrick’s day, this corned beef and cabbage recipe requires no luck to make. Three-and-a-half hours at a gentle simmer leaves the brisket exquisitely tender, infused with flavors of coriander, bay leaves and onion.

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Beef and Beer Pie(with video)

Make this tasty traditional Irish dish for your St. Paddy’s Day get-together or for a classic, quick dinner.

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Guinness Brownies(with video)

Rich chocolate and full-bodied beer combine in this enticing brownie.

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Ginger Shandy

Try serving this refreshing beverage with fresh mint.

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Roasted Carrots(with video)

Keep an eye out for rainbow and heirloom varieties for a vibrant addition to your table.

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Skillet Shepherd’s Pie

Mashed cauliflower subs for potatoes in this twist on shepherd’s pie that gets golden brown from a quick broil.

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Pub-Style Beef Stew

As comforting as walking into a pub on a rainy day, this recipe’s star ingredients are thyme, Belgian beer and Worcestershire sauce. The slow cooker will take care of the meal for you while you go about your day. Enjoy with crusty bread.

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Beef & Mushroom Shepherd's Pie

Warm and cozy Shepherd's pie made from scratch.

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Corned Beef Calzones(with video)

These hearty turnovers are perfect just about any time of the day. They can also be frozen and reheated for an easy meal on the go. Serve with a side salad.

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Curried Ham and Red Cabbage Pot Pie

Prunes add just a touch of sweetness to the ham and cabbage filling, but feel free to leave them out.

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Cabbage-Carrot Mash with Turkey Meatballs(with video)

Tangy red cabbage and carrots, crisp celery and creamy mashed potatoes combine to make the perfect side dish for meatballs.

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Cabbage Steaks with Herb Butter

Grilling the cabbage gives it a smoky sweetness that’s out of this world. Try this same cooking method for next-level coleslaw.