Photo credits, from top left clockwise: South in Your Mouth, King Arthur Flour, CakeSpy.comSeeing Green: Green Velvet Cupcakes from South in Your Mouth.
You may not be Irish, but pretending to be is fun while eating Bailey's Irish Cream Fudge, via Cookie Madness.
In the most recent issue of Bon Appetit, Andrew McCarthy (yes, the actor!) shares a lightly sweet and delectable Irish Soda Bread recipe.
Speaking of Soda Bread, remember when CakeSpy tried to make it awesomer?
How about some Shamrock Chocolate-Mint Brownies, via Wilton?
Even if you don't make it, simply looking at the pictures of this Chocolate Stout Cake via King Arthur Flour is a delight.
This easy Irish Whiskey Cake comes with a warning: "This has significant (uncooked!) alcohol content and is not appropriate for non-drinkers." Translation: good times!
Speaking of beer-based desserts, Peabody, who is a genius, has a recipe for a chocolate stout creme brulee.
What exactly is the difference between Irish and Scottish shortbread? Not sure, but this Irish Shortbread sure does look good.
Little Shamrocks has a sweet collection of Irish dessert recipes, including Irish Cream Pudding Parfaits.
It may not be easy being green, but it sure is easy to eat green, when it is in mint ice cream form. Via Blondie and Brownie.
Who could forget this monstrosity of a homemade shamrock shake?
Bakerella's Shamrock Cake Truffles: a St. Patty's classic!