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Tuesday, March 7, 2017

Dublin Coddle Means Home To Me

Skip the corned beef and try this for a taste of Ireland

Dublin Coddle - Wholefully

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My name is Michael Richardson. Originally from Dublin, Ireland now living in NYC. Welcome to my little corner of the world. I want to share some of my photos from my cooking, tastings, travels and wanderings. W

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