9 St. Patrick’s Day Recipes that Bring the “Wear Green” Energy

13 Quick & Easy Saint Patrick's Day Desserts to Make With Your Kids

When it comes to holidays, St. Patrick’s day isn’t usually the most popular one to celebrate. Everybody still has to go to work and school, and if you don’t have Irish roots, people can easily overlook the special day altogether. That’s a shame, though, because it’s the perfect time to get creative with some fun, festive (green!) desserts, without the pressure that major holidays tend to bring. Plus, with all the talk of magic and rainbows and l…

9 St. Patrick’s Day recipes that bring the “wear green” energy

St. Patrick’s Day always feels a little brighter when the food joins the fun. These festive green recipe ideas bring that playful holiday energy in a way that feels easy, cheerful, and worth sharing.The post 9 St. Patrick’s Day recipes…

31 Green Foods for St. Patrick’s Day from Buttery Irish Cabbage to Matcha Cookies

Skip the food coloring with dishes that get their hue from herbs, greens, peas, pandan, and more.Credit: Christopher Testani / Food Styling by Chelsea Zimmer / Prop Styling by Claire SpollenNature shows off its green hues in many foods, from green salads to fava beans and matcha treats. The color represents freshness, prosperity, and plants coming to life each spring, so whether you're celebrating the season or St. Patrick's Day, you can incorpo…

Traditional Irish Colcannon to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day

Irish food has become synonymous with potatoes, but it’s much more of a storied tale than meets the eye. With St. Patrick’s day coming up on Tuesday, look to celebrate the Irish culture through their food – which goes beyond boiled potatoes and corned beef. And to appreciate the meal even more, get to know the history of the country’s relationship with its famed spud. The Irish Potato Famine From 1845 to 1852, the Irish Potato Famine, otherwise …