There's more to Irish food than corned beef and cabbage. From a delicious classic soda bread to a very "spirited" cake, find recipes for your St. Patrick's Day feast here, and satify your inner leprechaun on the day when everyone is Irish, at least for a little while.

A Beef Carnitas based chili served in delightful corn polenta cups. this is a fantastic recipe for a get together and loads of fun to prepare!

- One large corn beef (you will find plenty at the grocery store this time of year)- One large pot or crock pot- 2 to 3 Guinness (or dark ale)

Isn't salt beef REALLY different to corned beef? It my corned beef is minced beef and fat served tinned. Whereas salt beef is slices of salted preserved beef? I very different eating experiance, and much tastier! If so, why is salt beef directing here? Here is some salt beef: http://www.dkimages.com/discover/previews/742/177016.JPG and here is corned: http://www.dkimages.com/discover/previews/813/10087701.JPG rather different, i hope you will agree. I think it's inappropriate to have the term "cock block" appear on a page about corned beef, given that the phrase itself uses a word which is offensive to many and inappropriate for children. I'd rather see a mention that it's used as a possibly offensive euphemism and a link to a page of such euphemisms.I agree. Also, having grown up in the in the midwest, I have never heard of "corned beef" being used in that manner. It's been deleted until someone can provide a credible reference, and even if they do then it should belong on a separate page. Spookfish 01:53, 18 October 2005 (UTC) well said good move