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How to put together Irish theme menu?
Hi all, im v. inexperienced cooker 
) but i have to prepare birthday dinner for mayb 5-6 people..irish theme..guests are czech ..ahh i list of possibles..starter,main & desert..can someone tell me what is best!! i've hunted irish recipes etc..here you are!
starter: carrot soup, pea & ham soup, potato soup
main: gammon steaks with whiskey sauce, irish stew, cottage pie, steak with veg, beef stew with soda bread crust, Medallions of beef with port sauce & cashel blue cheese, Irish meat loaf with Colcannon, grilled chicken with fennel, peppered duck breasts with wild mushrooms & cream
desert: strawberry & baileys fool, choc pots with baileys & irish oatmeal cookies, strawberry rhubarb crumble, baileys cheesecake
umm irish stew doesnt sound irish...interesting...anyway..i thought about the gammon steaks with whiskey sauce, served with colcannon ??
Well, if you're looking for simple irish, I'd suggest the following....
Starter: Smoked Salmon, served with wheaten soda bread
Main course: Boiled ham, with white sauce and champ (mashed potato with scallions through it)
Dessert: Apple tart, served hot with fresh cream
If you're feeling extravagant, whisk a little baileys or Irish whiskey into the cream to give it a little kick
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igourmet Spicy Seafood Grill Sauce by Tortuga $5.99 Spicy Seafood Grill Sauce by Tortuga |
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Tortuga Spicy Seafood Grill Sauce $3.98 Baste seafood kabobs before and during grilling. Use as a dip for fish and shrimp fingersnuggets crabfish cakes and conch fritters. Mix equal parts of Spicy Seafood Sauce with mayonnaise to make an exotic Caribbean tartarlike sauce. |
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Anna Maes Smoky Sweet Oven and Grill Sauce $6.99 This subtle yet undeniably smoky flavored sauce boasts of seasoned tomatoes together with onions and spices. Its mysteriously bold baked into Southwest meatloaf or brushed over peppercorn beef tenderloins beneath melted Gorgonzola cheese. The judges at the 2006 Napa Valley World Wide Mustard Competition gave Anna Maes Smoke Sweet Oven and Grill Sauce a gold medal in the Dressings and Sauces category. Ingredients: Brown Sugar White Sugar Tomato Paste Honey Mustard (Mustard Flour Red Raspberry Vin |
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All In One Outdoor Cooker Grill With Pan And Basket Set $162.99 The most versatile outdoor cooking system. Can be used as a gas grill gas smoker charcoal grill charcoal smoker or gas cooker/fryer with 170000 BTU adjustable high/low burner. Includes 2-gallon pan and basket set. |
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Grill Mor CP4SS Sauce Seasoning Combo Pak $30.04 This 4piece Combo Pak features . a jar of our Signature Sauce (19 oz) and Dry Rub Seasoning (4.6 oz); and a jar of our Original Sauce (19 oz) and Sweet Rub Seasoning (6.25 oz). The Signature has a zesty warm peppery flavor with a slight undertaste of sweetness and the Signature Seasoning grills exceptionally well and adds a nice brown color to your grilled food. It s a heart healthy low salt blend. The Original is a semisweet thicker based sauce with deeper color and loaded with great barbeque flavor. More traditional and an alltime favorite |
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Bobby Flay 9.7oz Mesa Grill Steak Sauce $11.95 This sauce has bold, spicy and sweet flavors that are reminiscent of the Southwest. Nothing conjures up a better image of bold flavors and a fiery grill than the mention of chef, restaurateur, cookbook author and television host Bobby Flay. More than 15 years after awakening palates across the country and changing the way America thinks about southwestern food, Bobby Flay launches a new line of trademark sauces and rubs. The Mesa Grill and Bobby Flay Signature Collections - each based on Flay's favorite spice and flavor blend - were created to punch up the flavor of meats, seafood and poultry with ease. These unique combinations of sweet and savory flavors can bring out the master chef in every home. |
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SS-301 Shabu-Shabu & Grill multi-cooker $58.99 Enjoy making various dishes with this versatile multi-cooker. Use it for Shabu-Shabu, for grilling, for steaming, for simmering, and much, much more. Equipped with multiple accessories: Stainless Steel pot, non-stick griddle, glass lid, mesh strainer and strainer support. Accessories are all removable for easy cleaning. |
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Paula Deen 12-oz. Moppin' Sauce $6.95 Y'all, this sauce is just mouthwatering with any type of meat! Steak, chicken, or pork, just slather it on, grill, or bake and mop up whatever's left on the plate! That's why I called it Moppin' Sauce! |
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On The Grill $11.96 Nothing stokes the culinary fires like food cooked with flame, smoke and sauce. Beginning with a thorough discussion of the various types of grills, smokers and accessories, as well as practical information on fire-building and cooking techniques (even stovetop methods), A.D. Livingston then launches into recipes that include beef, pork, lamb and venison - from the Basic Burger and Good Ol' Boy Steak to Island Teriyaki and Indonesian Kabobs. Also includes more than a dozen chicken recipes such as Thai Garlic Chicken and A.D.'s Fireplace Thighs, plus a cornucopia of fruits and vegetables ranging from corn and mushrooms to plantains and pears. |
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New World 50THLGWH Gas Cooker with High Level Grill White $339.99 Cook confidently with this French-style Gas Cooker from New World. It features a gas hob with four variable burners, and ignition is battery-powered and automatic. A high level Sola gas grill gives you variable heat for everything from perfect toast to gourmet melts. There's also a conventional main oven, with a wipe-clean enamel interior.Compact, stylish and presented in ice white, this cooker will make an excellent addition to any kitchen.When you have your new gas or dual fuel cooker or hob delivered, why not have it installed at the same time? You can purchase our gas appliance installation service now - just add to basket with your product. |
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New World 50THLGBK Gas Cooker with High Level Grill Black $338 Cook confidently with this French-style Gas Cooker from New World. It features a gas hob with four variable burners, and ignition is battery-powered - no mains connection needed. A high level Sola gas grill gives you variable heat for everything from perfect toast to gourmet melts. There's also a conventional main oven, with a wipe-clean enamel interior.Compact, stylish and presented in sophisticated black, this cooker will make an excellent addition to any kitchen.When you have your new gas or dual fuel cooker or hob delivered, why not have it installed at the same time? You can purchase our gas appliance installation service now - just add to basket with your product. |
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Hot Sauce Harrys KOA1314 KOA SWEET SMOKY BBQ SAUCE 16oz $73.71 Fire up your tailgate grill with Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim Barbecue Sauce. This mildly sweet barbecue sauce with a great hickory smoke flavor. Made with molasses brown sugar Worcestershire sauce and chili peppers. Comes in a 16 oz jar. |
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New World 55THLGBK Gas Cooker with High Level Grill Black $354.99 Cook confidently with this French-style Gas Cooker from New World. It features a gas hob with four variable burners and ignition is mains-powered and automatic. A high level Sola gas grill gives you variable heat for everything from perfect toast to gourmet melts. There's also a conventional main oven with a wipe-clean enamel interior - and just beneath it is a handy storage compartment for all your cookware. Compact stylish and presented in sophisticated black this cooker will make an excellent addi |
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New World 55THLGWH Gas Cooker with High Level Grill White $349.99 Cook confidently with this French-style Gas Cooker from New World. It features a gas hob with four variable burners and ignition is mains-powered and automatic. A high level Sola gas grill gives you variable heat for everything from perfect toast to gourmet melts. There's also a conventional main oven with a wipe-clean enamel interior - and just beneath it is a handy storage compartment for all your cookware. Compact stylish and presented in ice white this cooker will make an excellent addition to an |
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Paula Deen Moppin Sauce $7.99 If you love to grill and a fan of Paula Deen then you will love this Moppin Sauce. This sauce is so mouthwatering with any meat. Steak chicken or pork just slather it on grill or bake and mop up whatever is left on the plate. So at your next cookout try this sauce and all your friends will mop up everything on their plates!!! 15.5 ounces Ingredients: Water apple cider vinegar onions cane sugar dijion mustard (distilled vinegar water mustard seed salt white wine citric acid tartaric acid spices) |
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The Everything Pressure Cooker Cookbook: $10.84 Pressure cookers can boost flavor and can cut cooking time by a whopping 70 percent--and today's pressure cookers make preparing delicious meals fast, easy, and safe! With The Everything Pressure Cooker Cookbook, you can discover the joys of cooking with a pressure cooker. Join millions of other cooks who are spending less time in the kitchen and more time at the table--all because of their easy-to-use pressure cookers! In no time, you can whip up: Roasted Red Bell Pepper Pesto Cranberry-Braised Turkey Breast Balsamic Pork Chops with Figs Halibut in Black Olive Sauce Peanut Butter and Fudge Cheesecake For that slow-cooked taste in far less time, a pressure cooker is the perfect solution. With a full spectrum of pressure cooker recipes at your fingertips, creating mouthwatering breakfast, lunch, dinner, and dessert dishes is a cinch! Go ahead--let off some steam! |
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Cooking Corned Beef Brisket Barbecue Recipe by the BBQ Pit Boys
Fun at the Whistle-stop Barbeque Festival!
This year's Whistle-Stop Barbeque Festival was great fun. I love great barbeque and the many different grills and smokers on parade almost made me want to buy one and hit the barbeque circuit. Some were painted black, some all stainless steel and there was one that looked like a big egg on wheels that was painted blue.
One thing all these fantastic grills had in common was that the cooks all used either wood or charcoal to cook their meat! None of the sissy electric grills or gas grills was allowed at this competition. These were real men and women who toured the country with their meat cookers hooked behind their trucks. I'll bet their ancestors worked the cattle drives on the old Chisholm Trail out west and cooked their meals on a campfire built out of old buffalo chips.
I had visions of entering one cook-off after another until I discovered how much those steel monsters cost! Most of these started as low as $5,000 and went up from there! Way Up! That doesn't take into consideration the vehicles it takes to haul one of these grills around the country; color coordinated and everything!
Grills of all size and description lined the spur line of N & L Railroad tracks in downtown Huntsville, Alabama. This area is now designated as a historic site and was host to some of the most beautiful barbeque grills in creation. I was almost salivating from the sight of all the unusual grills and smokers, not mention the wonderful aromas of the four categories being judged, barbequed ribs, chickens, pork and beef brisket, that were sizzling in their own juices.
There were competitors from Texas, Tennessee, California and North Carolina, in addition to eleven other states. These were folks who follow the barbeque tour, piling up points to be considered for the national title later in the year.
For back yard grillers like myself, there was a "backyard" division made up of amateurs who just love to cook meat in the open air. I didn't enter this year because even at the non-professional level, it takes a lot of preparation to be ready for this event and by nature I'm a lazy man, not given to anything that appears to be too much like work.
Since most of these professional barbeque chefs came from other states, they had the "big rigs" of barbequing. There was one that was so beautiful it almost made tears come to your eyes.
There before me was a huge 12 foot long black grill shaped like a propane tank, resting on a black steel meshed bed attached to a dual axel trailer that had chrome fender wells. There were dual chrome pipes possibly stolen from a Peterbilt or Mack truck that graced either side of the grill itself. It was a wonderful sight to see clouds of hickory smoke boiling out of these four smokestacks as its truck driver owner fired up the logs in the pit.
All gauges, handles and trim work were of polished chrome, matching the smokestacks and wheel wells of the trailer, which perfectly matched the large black, dual wheel pickup truck that hauled it to various competitions around the country. The glittering chrome on ever accessory is what really sold me on this rig.
All around me were elaborate barbeque grills and smokers which had to have cost their owners a bundle of money. One toy that caught my eye was an actual log cabin built on a trailer with a grill on the end of the porch. The cabin itself was a concession stand where they sold barbeque condiments. Practically every contestant had their own spices to make their sauces or barbeque rubs, making each booth a little more special than the last.
Some of the barbeque rigs had sponsors for their roaming barbecue cookers displayed in banners overhead or even painted on the truck and trailer. There were familiar logos of some of the most well known outdoor companies, selling ever thing from charcoal to camping equipment.
By the end of the day I had seen enough to know that I'll probably not be joining those barbeque geniuses on the road to the next competition. I left the cook-off smelling of barbeque smoking and with a tummy full of satisfaction.
About the Author
Bob Alexander is well experienced in outdoor cooking, fishing and leisure living. Bob is also the author and owner of this article. Visit his sites at:
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