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Add potatoes and parsnips to a large pot with a handful of salt (about 2 tbsp). Cover with cold water and bring to a boil over high heat. Reduce heat to a simmer and cook until tender, about 15 minutes. Drain well, discard water, and return potato mixture to the pot. Mash the mixture, season with salt and pepper to taste, and keep the pot covered and warm. Preheat broiler.
Meanwhile, combine cabbage with leeks, heavy whipping cream, 4 tbsp butter and nutmeg in a medium saucepan. Season with salt and pepper to taste. Cook over medium heat, stirring occasionally, until vegetables are soft but not browned, about 15 minutes. Stir the mixture into the potatoes. Spread the potato and greens mixture into an 8-inch square baking dish, making a well in the center. Place pan under the broiler until lightly browned on top, about 5 minutes. Remove pan and place remaining 2 tbsp butter in the well. Serve immediately.
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Excellent recipe, prepared for dinner, everyone loved it, it's a keeper.
What a great surprise, never ate parsnips before, but both mom who is 87 and I loved it. It was a lot for two so tomorrow leftovers. I made it just like the recipe said. Thank You.
This is a yummy, easy recipe. Goes well with beef, ham, corned beef, most any meat.
The best we’ve had!!!
To the recipe I included half a scotch bonet to taste of course. I roasted some salmon, chopped into little pieces and then mixed it in with the potatoes and parsnip before mishing together. For potatoes I used the white potatoes generally referred to as African potatoes which is generally sweeter than the red potatoes.Served hot with a glass of Guinness
so tasty! I used red potatoes and left the skin on, used 1/4 cup half and half and 3/4 cup almond milk - can't do the heavy cream.
Very much flavor. I used coconut cream and ghee to make it Paleo. We will make again soon. I may even put grated carrots in it next time just to change it up.
I first made this Fresh Market recipe in 2016, and it continues to be a favorite! I use half and half instead of whipping cream and find that it is creamy enough.
Tried this recipe for St Patrick’s day. It was delicious! Glad find it on your website as I lost the recipe, want to make it again. I change one thing, I left the peel on the red potatoes and cubed them.
I made this for St Paddys Day and what a treat! I added about 4 pieces of cut up bacon just in keeping with traditional Colcannon recipes, used cut up onion in place of leek, omitted the nutmeg.. It is definitely a repeat, the parsnips, cabbage, and potatoes were a wonderful taste combination served with corned beef and boiled carrots. If using red potatoes, one could consider decreasing amount of cream as they are inherently a moist potato. Delicious!
We really enjoyed this
Colcannon is a recipe everyone must try. The taste is light and fluffy. Colcannon feels like it melts in your mouth. Colcannon is very delicious. We will try it again very soon. Thank you for sharing this recipe with us.!!!
I made this today for St. Patrick’s Day. Let me tell you it was a hit. All my guest loved it. It was delicious. My daughter came over and made her’s to go. She had her own dinner going for today. It was amazing.
First time I have heard of this dish isns it’s delicious. It was a big hit with my family.
A scrumptious potato leek cabbage recipe for St. Patrick's Day dinner
I made this tonight and it was outstanding! I scaled the amounts back a bit since it was just for my husband and I but the recipe is delicious and I’ll be making it again and again!