IPA: //kɒlˈkænən//
KK: /kɒlˈkæn/
A traditional Irish dish made from mashed potatoes mixed with cabbage and often flavored with butter and seasoning.
On St. Patrick's Day, we enjoyed colcannon as a special treat.
Colcannon originates from the Irish word 'cál ceanann', where 'cál' means 'cabbage' and 'ceanann' means 'head'. The word refers to a traditional Irish dish made primarily of mashed potatoes and cabbage.
Think of 'cabbage' ('cál') and 'head' ('ceanann') to remember that colcannon is a dish that features cabbage as a key ingredient.