St. Patty’s Day is usually the time to get out to your local pub and celebrate with your pals. However, if you do want to keep the festivities more intimate, we can get you started with a couple of
great St. Patty's Day house party tips.
Irish cooler 1 oz proof whisky • 1 can William Cider • 2
dashes Peychauds bitters • 1 lemon slice
Pour all ingredients into an ice-filled glass. Garnish with
a lemon slice & enjoy.
If you plan on hosting a St. Patty’s Day gathering this year,
we highly recommend stopping by The Pantry for some authentic Irish takeout. (1620
Gerrard St. East, 416.268.1342)
Maeve McCarthy, owner of McCarthy’s Irish pub and her twin
sister Sinead have brought a taste of Ireland to Toronto’s Little India
neighbourhood with The Pantry. Located in what was a fruit and
vegetable shop on Gerrard and Coxwell, and just two minutes away from their irish pub, it’s the first of its kind for Toronto.
All the deli foods — soups, coleslaw, chicken curry pies, shepherd’s pie, sausage rolls, fresh baguette
sandwiches, Guinness porter cakes, Madeira cakes, scones and brown soda bread —
are homemade on site. For beverages, they offer tea, Fanta and Lucozade for a taste from back
home
A couple of the customers favourites are the Guinness and beef
pie and the soda
bread.
After we stopped in for a visit, Maeve sent us on our way
with a couple of delicious hand-made sausage rolls. Maeve was an absolute darling and her rolls were incredibly
light and flaky. Visit their facebook page, where Maeve says a lot of people
place their orders.
Weekend Forecast
Saturday: Variable cloudiness and a high of -2 degrees
Sunday: Cloudy periods and a high of -1 degree
Happy St. Patty's Day!!
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