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Today's TV Recipe Classic Corned Beef and Cabbage Nothing says "St. Patrick's Day" like this Classic Corned Beef and Cabbage recipe. You don't have to be Irish to enjoy a taste of fork-tender corned beef with a hearty helping of potatoes, carrots, and cabbage. Now that's what we call dinnertime goodness! Olde Irish Recipes     Irish Cream Cake - Although there's no doubt our Irish Cream Cake is perfect for St. Patrick's Day, here in our Test Kitchen, we think the luck of the Irish should ...more Irish Potatoes - Our recipe for Irish Potatoes is a twist on an old favorite called Irish Champ. Instead of combining mashed potatoes with scallions, we ...more Beef and Guinness Casserole - Beef and Guinness Casserole is a classic Irish dish that gets its flavorful kick from traditional Irish beer. The rich sauce and ...more 5-Star Corned Beef - Serve an old favorite in a new way with our recipe for 5-Star Corned Beef. Featuring a sweet glaze that really brings out the flavor of the ...more The Ultimate Reuben - Even if you've had a great Reuben Sandwich before, we urge you to try our version of The Ultimate Reuben. It's truly a cut above the ...more Irish Potato Soup - Irish Potato Soup is a traditional favorite that never goes out of style. Enjoy its goodness around St. Patrick's Day, or any time of the year ...more Pressure Cooker Corned Beef and Cabbage - Corned beef and cabbage is a traditional Irish dish with a lot of history behind it, and while we really like eating it ...more Irish Cream Cookies - Here's a festive cookie that's perfect for eating alongside a mug full of Irish coffee. We've even added a little green to this recipe so ...more Skillet Corned Beef and Cabbage - All you need for this corned beef and cabbage recipe is a skillet. In about 20 minutes, you'll be ready to dig in to all of the ...more Ireland's Famous Cabbage - This cabbage recipe hails from Ireland and makes for a great side dish any time of the year. We like to serve it alongside our best ...more St. Patrick's Day Special - Heard of the blue plate special? Well, this meal is the St. Patrick's Day special. And we have it every year in Chicago 'cause we ...more Bubble and Squeak - The potatoes bubble in the pan and the cabbage squeaks while cooking, so of course, this classic go-along with roots all over the US is ...more Irish Potato Candy - Don't let the name fool 'ya. Our Irish Potato Candy is a sweet treat that doesn't contain potatoes at all, they just look like 'em. Be warned ...more Homemade Hash - Corned beef hash is found in restaurants all over the country, but with our recipe for Homemade Hash, you won't have to travel past ...more Irish Soda Bread - When you were growing up, did you hear a rumor about leprechauns finding a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow? Maybe it wasn't gold. It ...more Slow Cooker Corned Beef and Cabbage - We're never too short on time when we have a slow cooker to turn to in our kitchen. This version of our Slow Cooker ...more Check out today's TV recipe for #17 on our list! BONUS! More St. Patrick's Day Favorites! Traditional Irish Coffee Shamrock Shortbread Irish Milk Shake       Popular Foods of the 1960s It's Throwback Thursday and we're taking you back to a time when peace signs and go-go boots were all the rage. In the kitchen, cooks were getting creative with all kinds of dishes. From the wiggly-jiggly gelatin mold to party-inspired appetizers, we're featuring some of the most popular foods of the 1960s, below. Break out that tie-dye apron and let's get cooking! Chicken Kiev Glazed Meatballs with Jelly Chicken a la King Magic Gelatin Molds Crunchy Stuffed Celery Jumbo Shrimp Cocktail Chicken Waldorf Salad   Little Old Lady Desserts Classic Strawberry Cake Granny's Favorite Fudge Nana's Chocolate Surprise Cake Grandma's Purse Candy Little Old Lady Cookies Great Aunt's Cookie Bars Memaw's Sticky Buns Grandma Millie's Apple Pie

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