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What do you serve at a St Patty’s party?
Squeeze a few drops of green food coloring into the punch bowl to instantly make the contents more St. Patty’s appropriate. If your guests are of legal drinking age, you can offer up something with a little more kick, like green beer or whiskey. Guinness, Murphy’s, and Jameson are especially popular brands of brew among lovers of Irish culture.
What are some good ideas for a St Patrick's Day dinner?
A light and airy apple cake drizzled with a sweet custard sauce is the perfect way to end any dinner. There's no better way to say goodbye to winter than with a hearty St. Patrick's Day potato soup that's flavored with garlic, fennel and leeks. This pudding is the perfect way to have that leftover soda bread the next day.
What do you serve at an Irish Party?
Beef Stew Beef stew is made up up beef, vegetables, and potato, seasoning, and sometimes, beer. This classic Irish meal is a great party food to bring out to impress your guests.
Do you like to have tea parties for St Patrick’s Day?
It’s no secret that we love tea parties, and will throw one for nearly any occasion, so it’s no shocker that we like to have them for St. Patrick’s day! You can find all of our liturgical tea parties here, along with my tips for making tea parties extra fun for kids!
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What do you serve at a St Patrick's party?
10 Finger Foods to Bring to This Year's St. Patrick's Day PartyLucky Charm Rice Krispie Treats. ... Guinness Beef Sliders. ... Green Apple Lemonade Spritzer. ... Green Velvet Cupcakes. ... Corned Beef Irish Nachos. ... Corned Beef and Cabbage Egg Rolls. ... Leprechaun Popcorn. ... Rice Krispie Bites.More items...
What food is served on St Patricks Day?
Celebrate with comforting classics like corned beef and cabbage, colcannon, Irish soda bread and more.
What are some traditional Irish foods?
of 25. Beef Stew. This rich and hearty stew is stick-to-your-bones good. ... of 25. Irish Soda Bread. This traditional yeast-free bread is often made around St. ... of 25. Irish Coffee. ... of 25. Shepherd's Pie. ... of 25. Cured Salmon. ... of 25. Corned Beef and Cabbage. ... of 25. Honey Glazed Carrots and Parsnips. ... of 25. Potato Soup.More items...•
What meat is served on Saint Patrick's day?
corned beefPatrick's Day in America are well known. We wear green, attend parades, and eat corned beef and cabbage. What's less known, however, is how corned beef became the centerpiece of the St. Paddy's Day feast.
Green Food For St Patrick Day Potluck
Some people love turning their menu green for Saint Patrick’s Day. If you’re trying to do the same, we’re here to help with our St Patrick’s Day party ideas for green food mentioned below.
Irish Foods For St Patrick Day
If you’re searching for more traditional Irish foods to serve at your party, look no further. We’ve added our two favorites to this list.
Enjoy the fresh spring air
If you live anywhere near a region that struggles with a great deal of winter weather, come St. Patrick’s Day, you are going to want to get outdoors. Spring will be in the air, the scenery outdoors will be starting to blossom, and your lungs will be screaming for joy. Breathe in the fresh air by choosing to have your St.
Entertain like a leprechaun
Games are fun at any age. It doesn’t matter if you are hosting a St. Patrick’s Day party for little kids, for adults, or for everyone from 1 to 101. Get your guests together for some enjoyment and laughter with these games:
Take home goodies
They may not say it, but most guests get excited when they are able to take something home from a party. It can be a simple piece of candy, an elaborate gift, or anything in between. The point is to your guest home with a little gift for coming to your party.
Serve Jameson Jello shots
What’s a St. Patty’s day party without Irish whiskey Jello shots? A boring one. So I found you this recipe, you’re welcome:
Hang some themed balloons
Blow these guys up, string them together, tape them to your wall and *boom* your party decor is 90 percent done. They make a pretty killer Insta backdrop too, just sayin’.
Set a dress code
Have your guests come in fully green ensembles. Bonus points if they show up with shamrock accessories too. Tell any lame attendees who don’t wear green that they aren’t allowed to tip back any green beers, sorry.
Hit up a parade
Most cities have a St. Patrick’s day parade (at least the fun ones do). So stage your party like a pregame, then head out to the street to really celebrate.
Play slap the bag, but make it festive
Get a box of Lucky Charms, eat said box of Lucky Charms, then cut a hole in the bottom just big enough to stick the spout from a bag of Franzia through. Place the bag inside the box, stick the spout through and now you have slap the bag, St. Patrick’s day edition.
Make some green beer
Yeah, it’s exactly what it sounds like. Pick a light-colored beer, add some green food coloring and stir. So. Easy.
Have a beer pong tournament
This holiday is basically all about partying, so you might as well lean into it. Also, why don’t you you play using the green beer you just made? Green tongues for everyone!
Tips
St. Patrick’s Day always falls on the same calendar day, March 17th. It’s a good idea to start planning your party as far ahead of the big day as you can to give yourself plenty of time to get everything together.
Warnings
As with any festive occasion, make sure both you and your guests drink in moderation. Be prepared to arrange a ride home for anyone who's had a little too much.
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