ST PATRICKS DAY DINNER

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Merlin · 14/03/2006 19:59

Anyone got some nice recipes - not Irish stew though please.

Dishes using Guinness and Baileys - yum yum!!!!!!

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DelGirl · 14/03/2006 20:20

can you not google it?

\link{http://www.irelandseye.com/aarticles/culture/recipes/cooking/bf_guinn.shtm\here's one}

How was the ski-ing?

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Merlin · 14/03/2006 20:22

hiya - have googled - just wondered if anyone could recommend anything in particular.

Ski-ing was great - loads of snow and decent sleep!!!

Have you got time to catch up with a quick coffee tomorrow?

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DelGirl · 14/03/2006 20:22

there are lots of other recipes on there too

DelGirl · 14/03/2006 20:23

would love too but sob sob dd has d & v , when oh when will it end. I promise you, you do not want the ds's to get it!

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Merlin · 14/03/2006 20:26

Oh no, poor her (and you!). Will ring you then to catch up and sort out a date for their 1st birthday party!!! Hope you have a decent night with her.

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DelGirl · 14/03/2006 20:32

yeah she's fine still at night. Woke her up last night to give her extra fluids and changed her and she was all cuddly and went straight back off. She's not really eaten since Sunday but still crawling around as if nothing's wrong alot of the time. Unfortunately she was crawling around her bedroom at the wrong time this afternoon!!!! Nice....not. Apparently it's been all round the nursery and the staff have been off with it so I think. I've had to cancel her hospital appt on Thursday.

Oh, giggles was quite good but dd didn't like the ball pool much but she may have felt off colour then. She did go for it in the older children's bit though. An ok place to have a coffee etc and to watch them crawl around though

Anyhow, Irish recipes please peeps

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