Good morning! It’s Friday and it is St.Patrick’s Day weekend. For many that means a day at a parade, drinking green beer and eating copious amounts of cabbage and corned beef. I am not sure of my plans yet but I will let you know if I painted my face green and marched in the local parade.
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| Guinness Short Ribs from How Sweet Eats |
If you would like to try something different for St.Patrick’s day these Slow Cooker Guinness Short Ribs with Cauliflower Mash look pretty tasty.
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| Guinness Stout Chili |
You could make this scrumptious Guinness Stout Chili to keep you warm as the next Nor’easter barrels down on the East Coast.
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| Image Celebrations at Home |
If you would like to have a St. Patrick’s day party with shepherds pie, Irish soda bread, shortbread and of course some Guinness check out this post from Celebrations at Home. Everything is covered from appetizers, to main course, to dessert and drinks.
For those who are looking for something sweet this weekend check out my 6 Favorite Chocolate St.Patrick’s Day Desserts, including Guinness Stout Brownies and Bailey’s Hot Fudge Sauce.
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| Image Camille Styles |
This beautiful table and 20 Gorgeous Spring Tables from Camille Styles will brighten your day and your house over the coming weeks. I love this tables-cape with the tulips and the radish as a place-card. It’s so fresh and I think would be beautiful for Easter.
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| Image Wood & Spoon |
I discovered a new blog and if you are a foodie you will love it and its author Kate as well. Is is called Wood & Spoon. Beautiful photos and lots of delicious recipes.
Interesting: 5 Unexpected Things Happy People Have in Their Kitchen.
I love art and the more colorful the better. This gorgeous piece by artist Angie Stalker is my new favorite.
Spring in my neck of the woods is all about Cherry Blossoms. In fact one of my favorite things is the Washington DC Cherry Blossom Festival which is the result of the 3000 cherry blossom trees that were given to the US from Japan in 1912. If you are curious about the symbolism of the cherry blossom THIS article by Invaluable is interesting.
We recently celebrated International Women’s Day, HERE are 20 Mantras from some great women.
Here are 15 Stories of Overlooked Women that you might enjoy reading.
Speaking of interesting and strong women, do you know much about Susan B. Anthony? I of course had heard of her and her tireless work for the right of women to vote. But after listing to a feature on NPR about her I realize that she was so much more that that. She worked tirelessly her entire life to end slavery, in the temperance movement and of course voting rights for women. She traveled around the country as a single, young, woman giving speeches at a time when women were seen and not heard and they certainly did not travel the country.
I hope that you have a great weekend. If you read, watched, made, baked and listened to anything interesting please share with us.
Friday Favorites No. 499~ from Sheri Silver, Susanna Salk, Cooking Classy, Well Plated, and More
Friday Favorites No. 498 ~From Foodie Crush, Gimme Some Oven, Damn Delicious and More
Friday Favorites No. 497 from Two Peas and Their Pod, Creme de la Crumb, Gimme Some Oven and More
Friday Favorites from Preppy Kitchen, Cooking Classy, Coley Cooks and More
Those NYT obits are a treasure!
Love that single radish on the plate..of course mine with be on that edgy hare plate you showed us the other day!-littleblackdomicile.com
Happy St. Patrick's Day!
Our parade was last weekend.
Hi Elizabeth hope you are well. I can always count on you and your blog to leave me starving for something decadent, in today's case….brownies:)
Susan B Anthony was a trailblazer before her time, I agree. Cannot wait to see everything in bloom, I sure hope SOON!