Hi there,
I am going to paraphrase an old Irish song, if your Irish come into the kitchen, I’m going to share dinner with you.
MENU
BRISKET
Ingredients:
- One large beef brisket (5-8 lbs; about 1/2 lb per person + extra 2 lbs w leftovers)
- 2 bottles Heinz Chili Sauce
- 1 envelope dry onion soup mix
- 1/2 bottle red wine
- 2-3 large onions sliced
Directions:
- put the brisket in the bottom of your slow cooker
- add all of the ingredients.
- cook 10 hours on high
Special Note: As you can see this is a super easy way to make brisket. I always serve this with some horseradish on the side. If you don’t have 10 hours just cook over the course of two days. Cook one day for 5 and the next day for 6. Add the extra hour to allow the slow cooker to come up to the right temperature.
ROASTED CABBAGE
Instructions
- Preheat the oven to 425 degrees F. Coat a sheet pan with cooking spray.
- Place the cabbage pieces in a single layer on the pan. Drizzle the olive oil over the top.
- Season the cabbage with the salt, pepper and garlic powder.
- Bake for 20 minutes or until cabbage is browned and tender.
- Drizzle the lemon juice over the top. Sprinkle with parsley, then serve.
NANCY’S STACKED POTATOES
Stacked potatoes
Spray a 12 cup muffin tin lightly with cooking spray. Preheat oven to 375
Slice scrubbed Yukon Gold potatoes very thin ( use a mandoline if you have one)
In a small bowl mix 2T butter and 2T olive oil; add minced garlic, herbs of choice minced finely. Salt and Pepper 1/4 t each.
Add potato slices to bowl and stir to coat.
Begin layering potatoes in each tin.
Try to have 8-10 slices in each.
Bake for 30 minutes, remove from oven and sprinkle with Parmesan cheese( if desired)
Return to oven . Bake for 15 more minutes until desired crispness is reached.
Spoon each stack onto a plate and serve immediately.
43 responses to “🍀 “Bless us with good food, the gift of gab and hearty laughter. May the love and joy we share, be with us ever after!” 🍀- Irish Kitchen Prayer”
Your meal sounds delicious but where is the traditional corned beef 🙂
Well you know how tricky Leprechauns can be. One snuck in the kitchen and changed the corned beef to brisket.🍀
Ha!Ha! I eat corned beef once a year and have leftovers for a sandwich or two or maybe a breakfast casserole. I know about those sneaky Leprechauns being part Irish 🙂
Looks delicious, and I like brisket much more than corned beef.
Those potatoes look amazing! I will have to try that. Thanks and Happy St. Patrick’s Day!
Darlene wishing you Ample food an sturdy drink, a pillow for your head. 🍀
What a wonderful dinner! Can I have some brisket please? 😋😋
Ribana, wishing you ample food an sturdy drink, a pillow for your head. 🍀
It all looks wonderful. Love your take on the cabbage and potatoes, they look divine!
Wishing you a🍀mple food an sturdy drink, a pillow for your head.
That’s a very delicious menu. The brisket looks droolworty!
High praise coming from you! Thanks Angie.
Roasted cabbage–I wish I’d known about that 50 years ago! I always boiled it. with lots of salt.
Well Jacqui, it’s never too late. Of course Murray does mean from the salt of the sea😂
Didn’t know that!
The potatoes look yummy, Bernadette! My mother used to make scalloped potatoes, which remind me a bit of the stacked ones. Hope you and your family are doing well!
These potatoes do taste a little like scalloped potatoes but have a real jazzy look to them. We are all well Jen, thank you, just waiting for spring. Hope all is good with you and yours. I do a feature in May celebrating mothers. Do you have a story and a recipe you would like to contribute?
Thank you Bernadette. If you include cat mothers, then maybe I can contribute a sandwich recipe.
Too funny, how about your Mom?
What a terrific meal! LOVE roast cabbage. And that brisket looks wonderful. Thanks!
Thanks so much and wishing you a wonderful St. Paddy’s Day.
Bern, these recipes are wonderful! I love how you’ve provided 3 different recipes instead of just one with all the ingredients schmooshed together. Everything sounds delicious! Once again, you’ve WOWed me.
💋Thank you Elizabeth.
Love those stacked potatoes! I think simple is always best when it comes to seasoning them, and the stacks make them perfectly portioned for serving!
Thanks Terrie. I think they are perfect for a buffet. Have a great weekend.
These all sound good, Bernadette, and I love the stacked potatoes.
It all looks so delicious, Bern… Wonderful!
Thanks so much Carol.
Your brisket looks so good and super easy! I just cut up a brisket and made beef jerky with it, next time I need to try it this way. Thank you Bernadette!
You are more than welcome Diane.
Oh what a delicious sounding meal to really enjoy anytime of the year.
Hi Karen, thanks for stopping by. I agree! As a matter of fact if you swap out cabbage for coleslaw, this would make a great Easter dinner.
The brisket sounds amazing, I definitely want to make that! Thanks Bernadette!
Jenna
High praise coming from someone as creative as you. Thanks Jenna.
Oh goodie, Bernadette. I bought two briskets and two cabbages. I made one according to the instructions on the wrapper… boiled brisket and boiled cabbage. Needless to say, your version sounds much much better! Ha ha. So I’m going to use your recipes sometime this week (need to get some chili sauce first). Thanks so much for the recipe and I hope you had a wonderful St. Pat’s Day. Hugs.
I love serendipity. I hope it turns out delicious for you. Let me know if you can.
I’ll let you know. I was telling my husband about it, and he’s excited. Ha ha.
We had this last night, Bernadette, and it was wonderful. No more plain old “boiled brisket out of the bag” for the Peach family anymore. This will be our go-to recipe. And the cabbage… best ever. That was fabulous. We eat a cabbage a week and this recipe was simple and delish. We couldn’t stop commenting on our cabbage. Lol. Thanks!
💋💋💋You are the best reviewer I have ever met. If I ever publish anything, I am drafting you to write the introduction. So glad you both enjoyed the recipe.
i love cabbage and i adore potatoes. and these ones look so delicious!
You must be Irish! thanks forstopping by and reading.
Yum! I will give those stacked potatoes a try. They look absolutely, positively mouth-watering! xx Donna
They were yummy and perfect for a buffet. Thanks for reading. Hugs, B