Luck o’ the Irish: 8 St. Patrick’s Day recipes
Corned beef in bourbon-brown sugar isn’t the usual St. Patrick’s Day fare -- but it’s a good use for corned beef leftovers.
Recipe: Corned beef in Bourbon-brown sugar sauce
(Genaro Molina / Los Angeles Times)
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Classic buttermilk Irish soda bread, dotted with raisins -- and not-so-classical caraway seeds.
Recipe: Classic buttermilk Irish soda bread
(Iris Schneider / Los Angeles Times)
These wings would be a great party appetizer.
Recipe: Muldoon’s whiskey-marinated wings
(Robert Gauthier / Los Angeles Times)
There’s alcohol in it. That’s what makes beer-battered shrimp a St. Patrick’s Day recipe, OK?
Recipe: Beer-battered shrimp
(Robert Olding / For the Times)
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For an added crispness to this lemon-lime blueberry soda bread, use a cast-iron pan.
Recipe: Lemon-lime blueberry soda bread
(Iris Schneider / Los Angeles Times)
Corned beef, cabbage and vegetables with a horseradish mustard cream sauce.
Recipe: New England corned beef, cabbage and vegetables
(Carolyn Cole / Los Angeles Times)
This cooking method makes for a jucier corned beef.
Recipe: Steamed corned beef and cabbage
(Perry C. Riddle / Los Angeles Times)
Combine light and dark beers to make a half-and-half concoction. (Eric Boyd / Los Angeles Times)