Seamus3591
Assistant Cook
Hello good people! I was born and raised in Ireland......from Italian parents, from Cremona and Conegliano.
Slainte!
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Hi, Seamus. Welcome to DC. Come on down and share some of the dishes you grew up with. You'll learn we're all ears here when it comes to food. We're glad you've found us.
Cordel
Senior Cook
Hi Slainte, you should have some really interesting slants on old and traditional recipes, both Italian, and Irish. I am sure you will find this place as addicting as the rest of us do.
Chief Longwind Of The North
Certified/Certifiable
Seamus, ryme with Reamus, or Itallian fame. That's pretty cool. What's even cooler is that you found this site. You will find a host of very knowledgeable and freindly people here. We have has a few of your contrymen and women here, but haven't seen some of them for a while now. So it's a happy hello to you from me.
Seeeeeeya; Goodweed of the North
Seeeeeeya; Goodweed of the North
GB
Chief Eating Officer
Welcome to the site.
Welcome Seamus,
so glad you've joined us.
kadesma
so glad you've joined us.
kadesma
David Cottrell
Head Chef
Good to have you here Seamus.
QSis
Washing Up
Hi Seamus, welcome!
Does "Slainte!" mean the same as "Cheers" when you clink glasses before you drink? Can you type out how to pronounce it?
My Irish neighbor says something that sounds like "Schlonsh" as a toast before we clink.
Lee
Does "Slainte!" mean the same as "Cheers" when you clink glasses before you drink? Can you type out how to pronounce it?
My Irish neighbor says something that sounds like "Schlonsh" as a toast before we clink.
Lee
expatgirl
Master Chef
Welcome, Seamus!
We have a 5 year old Seamus at our school and his name is pronounced "Shay-mus"--I'm as curious as Goodweed on how you pronounce it. Also does it mean anything as far as you know?
Have fun and hop on aboard!
We have a 5 year old Seamus at our school and his name is pronounced "Shay-mus"--I'm as curious as Goodweed on how you pronounce it. Also does it mean anything as far as you know?
Have fun and hop on aboard!
buckytom
Chef Extraordinaire
for feck's sake, seamus. where have ya been?
sit down and have a cup of tea. go on. go on, go on, go on.
(lol, how's my mrs. doyle imitation?)
welcome.
my da is from leitrim. before him from mayo and cavan, the mean bastids we are. i'm a plastic paddy, but proud of it, nonetheless.
did you know ol' st. pat himself was born of italian parents?
btw, qsis, slainte is pronounced slont-chuh. it means "good health".
and yes, seamus is pronounced shay-mus.
sit down and have a cup of tea. go on. go on, go on, go on.
(lol, how's my mrs. doyle imitation?)
welcome.
my da is from leitrim. before him from mayo and cavan, the mean bastids we are.
i'm a plastic paddy, but proud of it, nonetheless.did you know ol' st. pat himself was born of italian parents?
btw, qsis, slainte is pronounced slont-chuh. it means "good health".
and yes, seamus is pronounced shay-mus.
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for feck's sake, seamus. where have ya been?
sit down and have a cup of tea. go on. go on, go on, go on.
(lol, how's my mrs. doyle imitation?)
welcome.
my da is from leitrim. before him from mayo and cavan, the mean bastids we are.
did you know ol' st. pat himself was born of italian parents?
btw, qsis, slainte is pronounced slont-chuh. it means "good health".
and yes, seamus is pronounced shay-mus.
Thanks, buckytom. From one O'Neill to another. It's nice to welcome another of "us."
QSis
Washing Up
jkath
Hospitality Queen
Welcome to DiscussCooking, Seamus - it's quite nice to have you here
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