I admit it, I am tired of the same old corned beef and cabbage. Yeah, it is easy to put into a crock pot, but this time St. Paddy's Day fell on a Saturday. We actually had time to cook. Also, Husband and I pride ourselves on both being 1/4 Irish (we always conclude our toasts with Sláinte, if that counts). It is the only shared heritage we have. So naturally, we went with lamb. (If you are Irish and cringing right now, please know that we really gave it our all).
I started googling St. Patrick's Day recipes, and I came across this recipe. Yes, it was a bit more Southern than Irish, but it sounded amazing, and isn't that the important part?
The flavor was incredible. If you love garlic,rosemary, and lemon, this is definitely a recipe for you.
Medium rare is exactly the way we like it.
What did you do for St. Patrick's Day? More importantly, what did you eat? I hope you had a happy one. As always, I would love you hear from you if you make this. Enjoy!
On behalf on myself, and all other Erin's out there, Erin Go Braugh!
10 comments:
Wow that looks juicy and delish!
that looks amazing. i love lamb and will have to try this.
Yum, this looks awesome!
I made a guinness beef stew that turned out really nicely.
Mal @ The Chic Geek
I'll be having dinner at your house next St Patricks Day :-)
I'll bring the Guiness cupcakes :-)
That looks soooooooo good, Erin...nom nom...
Oh that looks so yummy!! Hope it was enjoyed :)
If I could bring myself to eat meat of the bone...I'd be ALL over this recipe! :)
Even with all the irish in my hubby we had mexican on St. Patrick's Day. This looks good!
wow that looks delicious!!!
I totally forgot about St Patricks - and had pizza for dinner.
It had green peppers, does that count ? :)
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