Property of Dubuque Drinking Team St Pat's Shirt

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Even the classic St. Patrick's Day plate has a surprising immigrant story behind it. Corned beef and cabbage isn't actually traditional Irish fare - in Ireland the holiday meal is usually lamb or bacon. It was Irish immigrants in 19th-century American cities like New York, newly able to afford meat after the Great Famine, who bought their beef from Jewish kosher butchers in their neighborhoods, since the salted brisket those delis prepared was flavorful and affordable. That Irish-Jewish culinary connection paired with cheap potatoes and cabbage to create the dish we know today, one that was popular enough to even appear on Abraham Lincoln's 1861 inaugural luncheon menu.

Reference: Is Corned Beef Really Irish? - Smithsonian Magazine