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Woodlawn House Recipes

These recipes were taken from 'Irish Country House Cooking' compiled by Rosie Tinne (1974). All contributions of local recipes are much appreciated.

  • Bacon Crisps

    Bacon Crisps

    May A. Carroll's Recipe
  • Eggs Au Gratin

    Eggs Au Gratin

    May A. Carroll's Recipe
  • Game pie

    Game pie

    May A Carroll's Recipe
  • Oyster Stuffing

    Oyster Stuffing

    May A. Carroll's Recipe
  • Savoury Haddock

    Savoury Haddock

    May A. Carroll's Recipe
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