Celebrate the national holiday with our nation’s most-loved vegetable, the potato
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Whether entertaining at home or looking to soak up activities in the community, what better way to embrace Ireland’s cultural heritage than by cooking a tasty recipe with our nation’s favourite – the potato. And the best bit? Mealtime inspiration is just a few clicks away at potato.ie where there are over 200 quick, tasty and healthy recipes suitable for brunch, lunch and dinner.Potatoes are naturally fat and gluten free and have a whole host of nutritional benefits.
You can cut down on prep-time and boost fibre intake by eating potatoes with the skin on. For greater convenience, cutting potatoes into smaller pieces allows them to be cooked quicker.that add a modern twist to traditional Irish cuisine. Enjoy with friends and family over the long weekend.Try this delicious take on a fish pie – creating perfect finger food for sharing while watching TV
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