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Thinking of Corned Beef & Cabbage for St. Patty's Day...???



 
 
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Old 15-03-2006, 06:09 AM posted to rec.food.cooking
Gregory Morrow[_1_]
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Default Thinking of Corned Beef & Cabbage for St. Patty's Day...???


Yup.....St. Patty's Day is coming, but Corned Beef & Cabbage isn't
Irish........


"GOOD GRIEF - NOT BEEF!

I just want to put something straight
About what should be on your plate,
If it's corned beef you're makin'
You're sadly mistaken,
That isn't what Irishmen ate.

If you ever go over the pond
You'll find it's of bacon they're fond,
All crispy and fried,
With some cabbage beside,
And a big scoop of praties beyond.

Your average Pat was a peasant
Who could not afford beef or pheasant.
On the end of his fork
Was a bit of salt pork,
As a change from potatoes 'twas pleasant.

This custom the Yanks have invented,
Is an error they've never repented,
But bacon's the stuff
That all Irishmen scoff,
With fried cabbage it is supplemented.

So please get it right this St. Paddy's.
Don't feed this old beef to your daddies.
It may be much flasher,
But a simple old rasher,
Is what you should eat with your tatties."

©Frances Shilliday 2004


 




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