Top of the mornin' to ya, Lassies!
Since my oldest was a wee colleen (that's what my Irish great-grandmother used to call me and my girl cousins....I think it means young girl...but I digress...) I have cooked green eggs and ham for St Patrick's Day breakfast.
We also enjoyed Irish soda bread and shamrock scones.
This year I have also added a very special Irish Cream Coffee. Yep! The Fresh Market has done it again with Irish Cream Believer Coffee (and a...ho-ome coming quee-ee-ee-een)!
Look at what I found on sale at Homegoods. This little dessert plate set was originally $25.00 and I bought it for $3.00!
I hope you have a blessed St. Patrick's Day!
I am linking over to Kathleen's St. Patrick's Day Blog Crawl @ Cuisine Kathleen.
Until next time...
Blessings!
Ricki Jill
La tua tavola di S.Patrick è così carina ed invitante!Posso venire a gustare i tuoi scones?Felice s.Patrick!Rosetta
ReplyDeleteI love it. I knew you would do St. Patrick's Day up properly. I love your new plates - perfect for St. Patrick's day and spring, and summer tablescapes.
ReplyDeleteHow green and bright and happy for St. Paddy's Day! Just lovely!
ReplyDeleteLove your sweet tablescape and the dishes...what a deal! Happy St. Paddy's Day!
ReplyDeleteEverything looks so festive...I love it!
ReplyDeleteI also love your iron stand in the corner...I've been looking for one of those for my kitchen...I just can find one!
Keep that pot brewing, I'm on my way over! So inviting & very Irish ... love it.
ReplyDeleteHappy St. PAddy's Day ~
TTFN ~
Marydon
Great post Ricki!
ReplyDeleteI love your table so festive , fresh and springy!!
Those dishes are beautiful!!!
I love your new banner by the way. Is this your own art work? I love it!
Happy St. Patrick's Day!
Great post and yum! Why wasn't I invited?
ReplyDeleteHome Goods for $3.00 wow! We have one in town and I have never been there, but It appears I am missing something. Wish I was there I would have you make me a cup of that coffee YUUUM!
ReplyDeleteCarol
I really enjoyed this post, very beautiful and festive! (-:
ReplyDeleteCheers!
What a lovely breakfast! Happy St Patrick's Day!
ReplyDeleteI did wear green today, and have plenty of Irish in my ancestry. But that's the extent of my celebration....so far, anyway!
i once again find myself wishing we were neighbors. i love this! L-O-V-E!!
ReplyDeleteYou did a beautiful job Ricki! Love those green plates, and what a pretty centerpiece. Do I need to mention I stole a cookie?
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! I'd love a scone and some French pressed coffee...yum!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great table spread, I love all the themed food! Those plates are awesome too!
ReplyDeleteI love your new title picture too!
That was sweet! Love your bargain too, perfect color.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for joining the blog crawl! Did you ever see so many loaves of ISB, she says, while eating a piece slathered in butter! Dying for a cb sandwich, but it is Friday, so no meat!
Oh my, your table looks so beautiful. You did a great job setting it for St. Paddys Day. Have a nice weekend.
ReplyDeleteLooks like your St. Paddy's Day breakfast was perfect with good food and a beautiful table. Great buy on the set of pretty plates, and you know I'm happy at seeing photos of MacKenzie-Childs. Your vase and dishes are fun. I love the whimsy of the Taylor series. ~ sarah
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