… while i was sleeping , i was reminded of what in my hometown (New Orleans)we refer to as the 'holy trinity' Continue reading Holy trinity – food
Category: Food – Nutrition
Did you know bananas are in threes? For centuries in England, the "plowman's lunch" was associated with farm laborers who ate a midday meal of bread, cheese, pickled onions, and a drink consisting of beer. Today, this is a popular lunch served in British pubs.
St. Patrick’s Day
In 
New Orleans on St. Patrick’s Day – Cabbages, carrots and potatoes are traditional for St. Patrick’s parade since the Irish’s most known meal is corned beef and cabbage, which includes potatoes (an Irish national vegetable) and the carrots for color.
CORRECTION —————————————-
The Green–Cabbage—represents the Catholics
The Orange–Carrots–represents the Protestants
The White–Potato—represents Unity
Just like the flag.
CORRECTION —————————————-
I’m Irish – and have never known Corned Beef to be an Irish dish. Bacon & Cabbage –
Yes, but Corned Beef – NO.
Also, how about
GREEN – THE LAND
WHITE – THE PEOPLE
GOLD – THEIR HEARTS
