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Boxty in Dundalk?

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  • 02-12-2011 10:38pm
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    Johnny Foreigner
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    Is there anywhere that sells Boxty in Dundalk?


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    tenchi-fan
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    Johnny Foreigner wrote: »
    Is there anywhere that sells Boxty in Dundalk?

    No. Never even heard of it til I was at an Irish pub/restaurant abroad.


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    MugMugs
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    WWhWhaWhatWhat in gods name is that ?


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    Rodger_Muir
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    Its the bussiness s what it is.


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    Johnny Foreigner
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    MugMugs wrote: »
    WWhWhaWhatWhat in gods name is that ?

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boxty


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    macadam
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    McCormacks pork butcher sell it.


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    Dunny
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    McCardle meats sell it.


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    Johnny Foreigner
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    Dunny! wrote: »
    McCardle meats sell it.

    Many thanks.


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    Johnny Foreigner
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    macadam wrote: »
    McCormacks pork butcher sell it.

    Many thanks.


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    LCD
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    Having had the real thing cooked by a Ballyconnell lady, I can testify that the bought stuff is not a patch on the real thing.


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    Johnny Foreigner
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    LCD wrote: »
    Having had the real thing cooked by a Ballyconnell lady, I can testify that the bought stuff is not a patch on the real thing.

    That is very true. I think fresh boxsty tastes much better. I might have a go at making it myself. Its just the time consuming grating of the potatoes that puts me off. But apparently you can put them in a food blender to speed things up.


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    JohnnyTodd
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    Tonys chip shop sell in in batter.


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