The traditional skillet-dish made with potato, butter and flour – and served with lakes of butter and sometimes sugar – is perfect with bacon rashers and eggs. St Brigid is Ireland's foodie saint. One ...

WSVN — St. Patrick’s Day is coming and we have a traditional Irish treat that will make your mouth water. That’s what’s cooking tonight as we grab a Bite with Belkys. Yellow onion (julienne) – 2 oz.

Growing up, I ate my fair share of potatoes, but my go-to was always something Southern—mashed, fried or smothered in butter. But as I’ve explored more global flavors, I’ve found a traditional Irish ...

“Boxty on the griddle, boxty on the pan, if you can’t make boxty, you’ll never get your man.” While I may eschew the archaic message expressed in this bit of Irish folklore, I do share the creator’s ...

Boxty, the Irish version of potato pancakes, are made of both mashed and grated potatoes that are bound with flour and buttermilk and pan-fried in butter. Creamy and rich on the inside, crispy on the ...

Celebrated in Irish folk rhyme, the delight of a delicious boxty is to be celebrated this time of year. Boxty is a regional Irish potato pancake mostly associated with the Northern Midlands counties.

Next time you find yourself in an Irish eatery with an ample appetite, scan the menu — past the colcannon, champ, shepherd’s pie and all those other potato creations — and look for boxty. Boxty is ...

Render Bacon in sauté pan until crispy, remove from pan and set aside Add finely shredded cabbage and chives, splash with cider vinegar sauté until tender about 6 minutes. Place eggs, hot sauce, lemon ...

I've been seeing Boxty Cakes on brunch menus recently. It's an Irish potato pancake, basically hash browns with a pancake batter binder added to make them hold together. They're great. I worked in an ...

Let’s talk about Ireland and their foods – and I not just talking about corned beef and cabbage. As in every country their traditional foods are based on what is available. What grows in their climate ...

Who in their right mind wants to be in the kitchen cooking? That’s right, no one. So, for a quick, easy snack (or if you make a lot of them, it turns into a meal), what about some wonderful Irish ...