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Really- it depends on what you mean by Irish-American foods- though very often they are Irish dishes, but with a twist to reflect the availability of ingredients that poor migrant Irish might have been able to find back in the 1830s/1840s/1850s. As for the ‘modern’ dishes- it looks like someone who came up with them was time warped from the 1980s- they’re mostly oldfashioned and quaint these days.


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