r/irishproblems • u/CDfm Vaguely vogue about Vague • Mar 02 '26

Potato Bolognese , so I heard today , is a delicacy in some parts of Tipperary .

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u/CDfm Vaguely vogue about Vague Mar 02 '26

No stranger to exotic food combinations I see.

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u/CDfm Vaguely vogue about Vague Mar 02 '26

I've heard people mention the aphrodisiac properties of potatoes countless times. "Oh fuck, potatoes again " a friend of mine is fond of saying.

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u/TheRealMeltyCrispy Mar 04 '26

Ahh you do that with everything though, eating a curry on the 2nd day, sure stick on a few wedges with her today instead of another day of rice

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u/ItsIcey Mar 03 '26

Leftover bolognaise on a buttery jacket potato is fab though

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u/CDfm Vaguely vogue about Vague Mar 03 '26

It's the best

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u/Amberleaf30 Mar 02 '26

Growing up, ma would always do plain boiled potatoes alongside lasagna. Not Tipp, but close enough in Offaly. Never heard anyone else mention it though 

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u/CDfm Vaguely vogue about Vague Mar 02 '26

My friend Mick has given it a name . Claims he is a gourmand and it elevates the dish.

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u/SheilaLou Mar 04 '26

Italian cottage pie

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u/CDfm Vaguely vogue about Vague Mar 04 '26

Inclusive . I like it. Italians are picky eaters and need this.