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It’s not necessary to wait for St. Patrick’s Day to enjoy a hearty bowl of colcannon, but if you’re celebrating the holiday, this mash is a great accompaniment to stew or corned beef. Colcannon is the ...

Roast turkey breast is often dry and overcooked, so why not give everyone a leg instead and serve it with a traditional Irish potato-and-cabbage side? We often braise chicken and rabbit legs at Cafe ...

It’s not necessary to wait for St. Patrick’s Day to enjoy a hearty bowl of colcannon, but if you’re celebrating the holiday, this mash is a great accompaniment to stew or corned beef. Colcannon is the ...

Prepare the pork stew: Heat vegetable oil in a large pot over medium-high heat. Add pork chunks and sear until browned on all sides, then remove and set aside. In the same pot, sauté onion, garlic, ...

One potato dish for the rest of your life — what would you choose? I asked my 12 colleagues and, bar two, the results were a pretty even split between chips and mash. The outliers were a ...

It’s not necessary to wait for St. Patrick’s Day to enjoy a hearty bowl of colcannon, but if you’re celebrating the holiday, this mash is a great accompaniment to stew or corned beef. Colcannon is the ...

Soak the ham in water for 2 hours, if possible, to remove excess salt. Place the ham in a fresh pot of water and add the onions, garlic, sugar, bay leaf, cloves and peppercorns. Bring to a simmer, ...

To prepare colcannon, start by peeling the potatoes and cutting them into chunks about 1.2 inches (1). Place them in a large pot (2) and cover with plenty of water (3) Boil the potatoes for 10 minutes ...

It’s not necessary to wait for St. Patrick’s Day to enjoy a hearty bowl of colcannon, but if you’re celebrating the holiday, this mash is a great accompaniment to stew or corned beef. Colcannon is the ...

It’s not necessary to wait for St. Patrick’s Day to enjoy a hearty bowl of colcannon, but if you’re celebrating the holiday, this mash is a great accompaniment to stew or corned beef. Colcannon is the ...