Irish christmas food traditional

Give this year’s holiday feast a twist with these mouthwatering British Christmas foods! From roast chicken to beef Wellington to figgy pudding, these dishes will help you have a proper British feast.

Irish Barmbrack is a fruit cake that was traditionally served on Halloween. The fruit is soaked in tea overnight for a moist, flavourful cake.

The traditional Irish dish meets an American classic! Sautéed cabbage, leeks, onions, garlic and bacon are tossed with pasta and a delicious cheese sauce made with Wisconsin Havarti, Aged White Cheddar and Monterey Jack! It’s baked until golden brown and crispy.

These traditional Irish cookies are a stroke of good luck! From shortbread to ginger to Guinness chocolate chip, you'll love these easy recipes.

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There are some Christmas traditions in Ireland that are uniquely Irish and others that we share with others around the globe. Discover some of the most popular and best Irish Christmas traditions in this post. From traditional Irish Christmas dinner to Little Christmas and the Christmas Day swim, there are lots of Irish festive traditions you can incorporate into your festive celebrations.

Traditional Irish Christmas dinner is the highlight of the festive season for many Irish families and involves a lot of food and drink. My guide to Christmas dinner in Ireland shares everything from starters and desserts, as well as the main meal which always involves two meats, various potato dishes and lots of vegetables. Don’t forget the gravy and stuffing.

Are you looking for the most popular Christmas dishes in Ireland? There is something for everyone on this list of traditional Irish Christmas dishes, each dish being both special and delicious.

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Irish Fifteens are an easy no-bake dessert that are totally irresistible! Mix them up in a matter of minutes, then chill, slice, and serve! Make these traditional biscuits from Northern Ireland and serve them for dessert or for a party!