Irish Coffee
1 cup (8-ounces) heavy cream
3 tablespoons granulated sugar
6 cups strong, hot black coffee
3/4 cup Irish whiskey
Using an electric mixer, beat the cream with 1 tablespoon of sugar until soft peaks form. Set aside.
Combine remaining sugar, coffee and whiskey.
Pour into mugs and top with whipped cream. Serve immediately.
Serves 4 to 6.
1 cup (8-ounces) heavy cream
3 tablespoons granulated sugar
6 cups strong, hot black coffee
3/4 cup Irish whiskey
Using an electric mixer, beat the cream with 1 tablespoon of sugar until soft peaks form. Set aside.
Combine remaining sugar, coffee and whiskey.
Pour into mugs and top with whipped cream. Serve immediately.
Serves 4 to 6.
by irish July 5, 2004
Get the irish coffeemug. 1. This Irish coffee is great on St. Paddy's Day!
2. This coffee looks really weak today, you probably shouldn't even try any of mine.
2. This coffee looks really weak today, you probably shouldn't even try any of mine.
by bunsOFcottagecheese March 30, 2015
Get the Irish coffeemug. A woman born in Ireland or a woman of Irish decent.
Most Irish women are strong-willed, bold, intelligent, and kind-hearted with a lovely pale complexion.
Many Irish women (and men) from generation after generation have been raised to be strong and bold. The Irish-Americans have also been raised to be strong and bold since their ancestors suffered through racism after leaving Ireland during the potato famine.
Many racist stereotypes still exist for Irish women (and men). Many of these are that they're rude, hot-headed, loud-mouthed, drunks. These stereotypes are rarely ever true of course.
Most Irish women are strong-willed, bold, intelligent, and kind-hearted with a lovely pale complexion.
Many Irish women (and men) from generation after generation have been raised to be strong and bold. The Irish-Americans have also been raised to be strong and bold since their ancestors suffered through racism after leaving Ireland during the potato famine.
Many racist stereotypes still exist for Irish women (and men). Many of these are that they're rude, hot-headed, loud-mouthed, drunks. These stereotypes are rarely ever true of course.
*Bob is suddenly smitten with the wrath of hell (and a good hit to the head)*
(Bob recovers)
Bob: "Did you just see that Irish woman lose her temper with me! Just as I say, they're all loud-mouthed, hot-headed, potato eating--"
Jacob: "Oh shut up already. You were insulting her sex, race, and her overall worth as a human being. You deserved to be put in your place by that Irish woman."
(Bob recovers)
Bob: "Did you just see that Irish woman lose her temper with me! Just as I say, they're all loud-mouthed, hot-headed, potato eating--"
Jacob: "Oh shut up already. You were insulting her sex, race, and her overall worth as a human being. You deserved to be put in your place by that Irish woman."
by Mr. Respect January 8, 2011
Get the Irish womanmug. To empty ones bank account through the wonderful world of mutant sized Shirley Temple wigs, sparkly $3,000 dresses and oh yeah ... some dancing too.
Irish Dance will be the death of me, I'm on my second mortgage because my daughter needed yet another Gavin!
by IDer November 12, 2009
Get the Irish Dancemug. Probably the best sport around, it is a very competitive and energetic activity.
Originating from Ireland it is now participated in all across the world, the majoirty of competitors coming from the UK, Ireland and America
There are many different organisations for dancers to be members of, probably the most well documented being An Coimisuin and An Comdhail.
Dancers compete in competitions known as feisanna or feises, and they begin at primary/beginner level, before working up to intermidiate then open. At open level they are then elligable to compete in the world championships and other major dance competitions.
Originating from Ireland it is now participated in all across the world, the majoirty of competitors coming from the UK, Ireland and America
There are many different organisations for dancers to be members of, probably the most well documented being An Coimisuin and An Comdhail.
Dancers compete in competitions known as feisanna or feises, and they begin at primary/beginner level, before working up to intermidiate then open. At open level they are then elligable to compete in the world championships and other major dance competitions.
Dancer 1: How did you do at the World Irish Dancing championships?
Dancer 2: I placed really high in my reel!
Dancer 1: OMG I'm so jealous
Dancer 2: I placed really high in my reel!
Dancer 1: OMG I'm so jealous
by lucysaurus January 29, 2008
Get the irish dancingmug. An alcoholic coffee drink made with Irish Whiskey.
How to make:
Warm a 8-oz thick goblet by rinsing it in very hot or boiling water. Pour fresh coffee (about 5 to 6. oz) and whiskey (about 2 oz.) into goblet. Add sugar, stiring until dissolved, then add a generous dab of whipped cream.
How to make:
Warm a 8-oz thick goblet by rinsing it in very hot or boiling water. Pour fresh coffee (about 5 to 6. oz) and whiskey (about 2 oz.) into goblet. Add sugar, stiring until dissolved, then add a generous dab of whipped cream.
by OneBadAsp October 28, 2006
Get the Irish Coffeemug. a competitive sport and art form that is sometimes referred to as a jig or a leperchaun dance. Some think of it as a joke but dancers are serious athletes who train all year round.
by idk all of these are taken December 2, 2015
Get the Irish dancemug.