The Irish Food File

Irish Food: A selection of real Irish food. No corned beef and cabbage here!
Edibilia's Irish recipes: Authentic and comprehensive with lots of interesting background. Not to be missed.
A Taste of Ireland: Just a small taste unfortunately
LMC's Lamb and Beef Recipes: Irish Moussaka with potato topping. Mmm!
Ireland Now's Irish Recipes: Hmm! These look familiar.
The Potato Recipe Page: OK so it's not an Irish page, just a tenuous link.
Traditional Irish Recipes: Some favourites from Ballymoney.
Butler's Handmade Irish Chocolates: Site loads slowly due to the absolutely gorgeous pictures.
Fianna Kitchen: "The kind of food our ancestors ate." Maybe.
Traditional and Delicious Irish Recipes: Some cool graphics!
Recipes from Waterford: Recipes from some of Waterford's favourite restaurants.
TKL's Irish Recipes: From the Kitchen Link Chat Room. 19 Recipes.
The Bakeries of Belfast: A few special recipes.
Fiona's Irish Recipes: Try the Lemon and Honey Drink (otherwise known as a Hot Whiskey in Ireland). Hint - it tastes good even if you leave out the Honey and Lemon!
Cadbury's Ireland: Chocolate chat.
Kirwilli's Kitchen: "Traditional working class food" Recipes and reminiscences from an ex-pat in Australia.
Irish Teatime Treats: Teatime stories included!
Seaweed Menu: Fresh from the Atlantic Coast.
Recipes from Kenwood, Ireland: Time to get the mixer out!
Bailey's Pleasuredome: Fascinating trivia as well as recipes.
SOAR's Irish Recipes: Some good ones nestling among the repetitions and heresies.
Odlums: Recipes and info from the makers of Ireland's favourite flour.
St Patrick Day's Menu: Includes Liam Neeson's Irish Stew.
Irish Recipes from Detroit Free Press: Just a handful of them.
Morten's Irish Recipes: A mixed bag.The Monica Sheridan Bread Recipes are the real thing though.

Champ: The quintessential Irish Potato dish: Recipes, variations and background. Make it tonight.
Darina Allen on Starchefs: Interview, Recipes and Cookbook blurb.
Celtic Cuisine: Pretty graphics and a small collection of special recipes for Druid chefs.
Tayto: Forget the green fields and the soft rain. This is what we really miss about home.
Barry's tea: The perfect cuppa. Lots of Irish Links.
Guinness: Liquid meal replacement. Weight loss not guaranteed.
The Dalkey Cook Book: Has an interesting, if brief, fish section.
Irish Breakfast Recipes: Lots of bacon, just as you would expect
A Little Irish Cookbook: Simple Recipes attractively presented.
Joanna's Cookbook !: Don't forget to check out our own recipe collection! There isn't a separate Irish section, but you'll find many Irish recipes - especially in the baking category!

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