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Turtles Colcannon Potatoes Recipe

Ingredients

How to make it

  • Peal and chop up potatoes in to 2 in. chunks boil in med size pan till done
  • While Pots are cooking saute Cabbage in the butter on Med Low heat till cabbage is tender do not brown butter. (set aside)
  • Strain Potatoes once done and put in a large bowl and mash them
  • Add all ingredients and mix well by hand add salt and pepper to taste.

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  • otterpond 11 years ago
    Great dish for St. Patrick's Day get together or an Easter Feast. Suggest you add those tags.
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    " It was excellent "
    spinach1948 ate it and said...
    This sounds so delicious.
    Hi 5.
    ED
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    " It was excellent "
    grammasherri ate it and said...
    Colcannon is one of our favorite dishes. I am looking forward to the addition of the herbs.
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    " It was excellent "
    leebear ate it and said...
    HEY TURTLE!I'M ALWAYS LOOKING FOR GOOD IRISH DISHES NOT ONLY FOR ME,BUT FOR MY FRIEND/BOSS
    PATTY - SHE IS AS IRISH AS YOU CAN GET!THANKS FOR ANOTHER GREAT RECIPE! CAROL LEE
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    fizzle3nat ate it and said...
    Colcannon is yummy and I really like your addition of the herbs. This would go well with a lot of dishes. Thanks! - Natalie
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    " It was excellent "
    minitindel ate it and said...
    i think i like yours better than mine i like the added spices mine is still good but im all over the spices hahahahaha
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    " It was excellent "
    juliecake ate it and said...
    Sounds delish, love cabbage and am nuts about spuds! Thanks......j
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    " It was excellent "
    rosemaryblue ate it and said...
    Great recipe! Love the herbs.
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  • turtle66 15 years ago
    Well. Bubbles and Squeak (English) are traditionally fried and leftover vegetables other than just cabbage are added.
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  • conner909 15 years ago
    kinda like bubble and squeak?
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  • turtle66 15 years ago
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  • gardener61 15 years ago
    This sounds really good. I put a bookmark on it and will try it soon. I'm not much on cabbage by itself but love it mixed into recipes like this. Thanks!!
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    " It was excellent "
    mbalmr ate it and said...
    I made this tonight, served with baked ham and mixed vegetables. FABULOUS. Thanks, turtle! Very tasty and easy to make!
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  • sday5 15 years ago
    I am going to try this it sounds really nice. I have never tried cabbage in mashed potatoes. WOW
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    mbalmr ate it and said...
    DANG, I just realized I have all these ingredients on hand........guess what I'm making fer dinna tonight!
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  • turtle66 15 years ago
    YOu are 100% right MBALMR.
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    mbalmr ate it and said...
    I made this once a long time ago, and it's really good, although I never tried it with the herbs. This sounds a lot better than the recipe I tried. Not to answer for turtle66 or anything, but I don't think the half & half would make this dish terribly rich, just creamier.
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  • blueeyes68ky 15 years ago
    I saved your recipe. I have one question does the half&half make it rich?
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