Here is the super simple meal I threw together for our St. Patrick’s Day Celebration! I was so excited when I found shamrock shaped ravioli! The package said it was imported from Ireland and assured me it was an Irish tradition, but aside from that I don’t think anything else was actually Irish, but green works right? 🙂
Grilled Chicken
Shamrock ravioli with white wine sauce
Lime Jello
Green Sprite
When I was deciding what to make I realized I needed some kind of bread. I wasn’t in the mood for Irish Soda Bread, but I didn’t have time to put together a yeast bread, so I went with a quick beer bread and then added green sprinkles on a whim. Little Jason liked it and remarked, “It’s like Santa.”
Faith said, “Little Jason that is the weirdest thing you’ve ever said.”
“But Santa has a beard!” he defended.
We finished our meal with fondue once again. The kids had been complaining that I only made fondue once a year, but I do think I’ll retire my pot now until New Years!
omg, what wonderful ideas! Shamrock shaped ravioli? How great is that?! I love fondues, but have not heard of a mint chocolate fondue, but it looks really good. What a cute table too.
How fin! You do neat things with your kiddos! 🙂
Just want you to know that I totally prepared for St. Patrick’s day off your blog posts. Was very fun! I love your blog even though I don’t spend tons of time here. Please keep sharing your life w/ us – you’re an inspiration!
Mint chocolate fondue… That sounds delicious.
Well, I’m back on the internet and will have to read for a week or so to read everyting I have missed. Curiosity question: Is beer a staple in your cupboard?
@Frieda, In short we do not drink alcohol, but I do use it for cooking some of my favorite recipes such as chili and fondue.