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I agree.

Hi Orlabuckley where are you from?

That's because most are a little drunk all the time.

That was very cool, wasn’t it? I’d never heard that! My Mom made Irish soda bread, always buttermilk, flour, soda, salt. Period.

Hide the kids might have been better advice.

Wait, 'this' is an Irish person? You've got a dangling participle. Makes no sense. The film is not an Irish person.

@@FigaroHey Sorry, but it isn't a dangling modifier in that clause. Rather, it is a demonstrative pronoun. In other words, the same clausal structure could have been posed as a question: _You know what's wonderful? This!_ When used as a pronoun the meaning is preserved through apposition which is to say that it is implied as such. Many people for whom English is not their first language often attribute _this these that those_ as modifiers and forget or fail to understand that they are also pronouns. For example, when asked _"...Did you do that?",_ "that" is not modifying anything but instead specifies a connection or relation (or the lack thereof). To make matters worse, "that" is also used as a conjunction. Latin doesn't muck about with such confusion as _ut_ in the subjuctive mood is the clausal introduction whose conjunction is not a word that may be confused for a modifier or pronoun. Argh! English is crazy, isn't it? tl;dr-- "this" (and its cohort) may function either as an adjective _or_ a pronoun.

@@slofty TLDR - dude was speaking informally and pretty much everyone here (except Figaro) understood him perfectly fine.

That's an insult to good bread. Good bread no more needs paint than a beautiful woman.

Lucky kids :)

No yeast? Just make sourdough!

That's so wholesome Jennifer. Makes me filled up with good feelings.

@@thecsslife shame you weren’t around back in the 70s.

You have a recipe for the stew? What cut of meat? Ham hock?

There’s an argument to be made that it’s the same for many famines.

Who knows

@@jiojiojoj the point is that there is an academic argument that all famines are caused by humans. Food shortages happen but for them to be so severe and damaging to be called a famine, humans need to be involved. Famines aren’t necessarily a natural phenomenon and there’s an argument to be made that they are never a natural phenomenon.

Was looking for this comment. There are records of brits even shooting irish at the docks while they were taking everything (meat, other cereals, grains and produce) on their ships... Is just common sense. Sure potatoes were a staple, but how could anyone explain the level of desperate starvation? No protein, no veggies, no grains... Regards from an forgotten diaspora (Argentina)

@@clayashford9334 There was plenty of food. What wasn't shipped out was for the landlords. Seems like famine may be a euphemism for genocide if its caused by humans.

That's a nice thing to say.

My grandmother on my dad's side used to make boxty for me when i was a young lad , to this day it is still my favourite comfort food , thanks nan .

It looks so yummy

Where do we find the recipe

I am looking for a boxty pancake recipe with out mashed potatoes. My mother in law used to make ut. I was always amazed how runny the mixture was. Also a boxty loaf recipe for slicing!

Nagyon finomak tűnik !

I remember watching a lot of Irish films as a child and I always thought we were weirdly similar

@@leniboda yep 😊

We're great fun! Come over when Corona fecks off and enjoy yourselves 🙂💛

The Irish are nice people but they don't mean it. If you know what I mean!

@@halmofernandez422 nope?

Yup! Yup.

Haha its not chemistry it's flirting

The Irish are nice people but they don't mean it. If you know what I mean!

I did definitely

Lol, Paul's a bit of a wild one!

When the potato crop failed throughout Ireland the English would not allow the ships to unload the grain in Ireland. The shape contained tons of grain that could have saved millions of lives.

OMG we can actually get Kerrygold butter here in the US and it's awesome but it also has a huge price to go with it. The Kerrygold black label cheddar cheese is to die for also and I get that on a regular basis. It's a guilty pleasure.

@@getin3949 Kerrygold is just ordinary supermarket butter here, literally... even the ALDI store-brand here is from the kerrygold creamery. We have better than that... but they are only available in the US at specialty importers. Personally I use Glenstal as my normal butter (which is step above kerrygold) and Abernethy for anything where the butter really stands out.

@@getin3949 I get Keerygold at Costco.

Plugra tastes so much better than kerrygold

Yes there is .........a side of potatoes n ham off the bone ant tea AND soda bread with kerrygold 😁🇬🇧🍀👍🏼

Hello Elizabeth.....I would like to get to know you more better if you don’t mind?

@@christopherhansen678 no photo, I don’t know you.......I have had to many fake men from fake place contacting me, I am very cautious

@@elizabeth4914 I don’t know how this stuff works that is why I don’t know how to put my photo?

I think she's just about unbearable.

@@hammondOT unbeatable i think you meant

Hello Debra..... I would like to get to know you more better if you don’t mind?

Baking it also kills any weevils 🤪

LOL!!!😄

I followed Patrick’s directions for sourdough starter years ago. I still have the original starter and bake bread every week. It’s our main everyday bread.

@tenth & maple - where can I get his recipes?

@@wmillios RU-vid-I Love Ireland. Teaches you his sourdough recipe.

It’s not the same now

What’s the most common soup or main dish in Ireland?

@@michaeljohnson2922 bacon and cabbage or beef stew I'd say

Soda bred and potatoe leek soup. I miss matter's soup.

@@michaeljohnson2922 If you're stoned? Spice bags.

Ignore Gren party climate alarmism

Well, if you are an attractive female I'm sure it could be arranged!!

Come over! We'd be delighted to see you 🙂💛

@@animalcol1 but first things has to come back to "normal" again

It was my favorite visit, while I lived in Europe.

I can tell you that when it comes to good food the Irish know what they are talking about. They have fantastic ingredients and know eactly what to do with them.

My granny used to put a piece of cloth in it which meant you would be poor. Why would you choose to put that one in! The whole thing's getting eaten like!

We called it Barn brack in Swords 🙂

Why put those unhappy things in?

@@EmmelineSama the mix of happy and unhappy reflects reality.

Hello Denise....I would like to get to know you more better if you don’t mind?

clodagh!!!!!

Yeah what on earth was that haha

Glad I'm not the only one!

She got it wrong but we'll let it slide. She did us proud otherwise 😁

Yeah! I was checking the comments for this! How does she not know how to pronounce sláinte?! I was wondering is it a Leinster Irish thing? Sounds plain wrong to me.

Sent shivers down my spine!!!

Hello Bianca....I would like to get to know you more better if you don’t mind?

South America, they were first cultivated in Peru

Oh well, we all know that wicklow is the garden of dublin 😉

Welcome to Copenhagen!

Ha! That's hilarious

U might be busiy with studying or work.

@Halli Day I lived with my Swedish boyfriend, Finnish friend and her Irish boyfriend. Most people we hung out with were locals.

Halloween parade is not a thing although some might exist.

Lmao 🤣

In Tipp we call it Chester cake

British land owners in Ireland 🤬

Nothin’ nicer than a blaa n’ crisps 👍🏻

If I could pick up and move to another country.. it would be Ireland ! OHH... if only ... * wistful sigh *

Indeed, everything is so wonderful and I think tasty too😂😂

Sure come on over to see us. We'd be delighted to see you all 🙂💛

Come home and visit us

I'd love to go there again. Last time I was there was over 30 years ago

My family has mostly had brown bread over soda, but we do have both

Brown bread with seafood chowder. It's your only man! 🙂

Hell...I was too.

I really hope thats true bc you got the 3rd world to contend with now , just like every other European country.

Ireland has never been an aggressor, unlike the British cowards who attack the unarmed. They are a shameful nation that believes its own propaganda.

The EU are well down the road to destroying ireland but the irish are blind. And before you start i was born in Sligo and grew up in Navan.

Not when baked properly!!

Soda bread is tasty, es when eaten with soup

Make it with a light hand, not heavy

It does look very good to this son of Okie parents! We had "puh-kahn" pie all the time (or something like that - anything but "pee-can"😄)

Come on over so. We'd be happy to see you 🙂💛

Hello Stephania.....I would like to get to know you more better if you don’t mind?

👍🏻

Yes sure you should