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Trendy St. Patrick’s Day Recipes & Decor
Whether you are Irish or Irish-at-heart, you can celebrate on March 17th with these trendy St. Patrick’s Day recipes and decor.
Whether you are Irish or Irish-at-heart, you can celebrate on March 17th with these trendy St. Patrick’s Day recipes and decor.
St. Patrick’s Day Recipes
Start your breakfast off with a delicious frittata from Skinny Taste, garnished with green pepper shamrocks.
Shades of Green Appetizers
Get the party started with Green Crudités with Green Goddess Dip as shown at Splendid Market. Love how the dip is served in a hollowed out cabbage.
Include these festive Shamrock Wanton Crackers from Belly Full for your appetizer spread.
Irish Comfort Food
Serve one or all three of these recipes to celebrate the Irish saint.
This Irish Colcannon Mac and Cheese from the Candid Appetite looks delicious!
I agree with Mary at Home is Where the Boat Is. I have never met a potato I didn’t like! This Pot of Gold Irish Potato Soup not only sounds delicious but looks so festive too.
These Slow Cooker Corned Beef and Cabbage Sliders (with Guinness Mustard!) from the Cookie Rookie would be great as an appetizer or served alongside the soup or mac and cheese.
For meat and potato lovers, Irish Beef Stew With Shamrock Croutons from Lovely Little Kitchen is a great option.
St. Patrick’s Day Desserts
Green sprinkles are all you need to make these Mint Chocolate Shortbread Cookies worthy of St. Patty’s Day. Michael at Inspired by Charm was clever in his choice of chocolate!
The Cooking Channel shared this St. Patrick’s Day Cheesecake Recipe. It’s so pretty!
St. Patrick’s Day Decorations
Greet your guests at the door with this boxwood shamrock wreath. You can find a tutorial at Blue Sky Confections.
You can also purchase this shamrock wreath through an Etsy shop called Privileged Door.
This clover plant from Wendy’s Hat becomes a festive centerpiece when placed inside a hollowed out cabbage.
For more inspiration, visit my post Celebrating St. Patrick’s Day in Style.
How do you like to celebrate St. Patty’s Day?
