Leprechaun Treats for St. Patrick's Day

» Tina_Coruth - Yummy!

These sound yummy! Hmmm - I wonder if a slice of Leprechaun bread or pie might be used to entice a Leprechaun into the Leprechaun trap in Peggy's article? I know they would entice me!

Happy Saint Patricks Day

-- posted by Tina_Coruth

» Red - Re: Yummy!

It's worth a try. Leprechaun bread or pie might just be the ticket to luring a leprechaun into the trap that Peggy taught us to make. The boys and I are going to have fun with this one.

-- posted by Red

» jerrib - For fun when my kids were little

Thanks for the recipes and "fun," Mary.

-- posted by jerrib

» Red - Re: For fun when my kids were little

Jerri,

Green dinners are fun. Did you boil potatoes in green water? Mom used to do that. She also used to make salad, green cake with a different shade of green icing, and have a green vegetable. It was lots of fun.

Thanks for dropping by Jerri. It's always nice to see you here.

-- posted by Red

» phoehne - Re: Re: For fun when my kids were little

If you are baiting your leprechaun traps with Leprechaun Pie you just might catch a very big, not so green, leprechaun. If I lived closer the leprechauns name might be Peggy. :-)

-- posted by phoehne

» Red - Re: Re: Re: For fun when my kids were little

Peggy,

LOL Leprechaun pie might catch any number of a variety of creatures, not just leprechauns.

Thanks for dropping by. It's always nice to see you here.

-- posted by Red