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Ingredients 2 pounds red potatoes, cut into large chunks * 1/2 -3 / 4 cup milk 3/4 tsp salt 6 Tbsp butter, divided (Kerrygold if you can find it!)

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If you're looking at this mini ombre cake and thinking the vanilla icing part looks a little yellow, it's because I used my favorite Kerrygold butter.

You can either get it locally from a local farmer which I recommend or if you can't find one then there is a really great brand that I like to use called Kerrygold.

1 cup onion, cut into thin 2 - inch strips 6 cups green cabbage, shredded or cut into thin 1 - 2 inch strips Salt and fresh ground pepper to taste Additional butter for topping, optional Optional — if you have access to a good Irish cheddar cheese, like Kerrygold, try adding 1/2 -1 cup (shredded)

So it was a no - brainer when Kerrygold and King Arthur Flour asked if they could send...

If you can't find that, Kerrygold butter comes from pastured cows and is available in large grocery stores.

If you can tolerate butter, make sure to use grass - fed butter like Kerrygold.

If that's not possible, Kerrygold Irish Butter (in the US and EU) and Anchor New Zealand Butter (in much of Asia and Australia) are both excellent alternatives.

We are talking raw if possible, but GRASS - FED or pasture raised most definitely, and I love Kerrygold, available at Trader Joes, Costco and Sprouts.

If you have a hard time finding a grass - fed butter at your grocery store, Kerrygold Irish butter is one of my favorites, and the cows are 100 % grass - fed on lush green pastures in Ireland.

And if you can't find butter or cream that's labeled as grass - fed or pasture raised, realize that true Irish butter (Kerrygold is a good brand of Irish butter in the US) or any European butter is usually grass - fed and a better choice.

Organic potatoes may work for you, to give you some starch support, but only if eaten with lots of butter, or low - heat fried in coconut oil and Kerrygold.

If not available, try Kerrygold Pure Irish Butter actually available through many grocers now as well as Costco (seems the best pricing); if residing in PA or bordering, try Trickling Springs Creamery (available through Your Family FarmerIf not available, try Kerrygold Pure Irish Butter actually available through many grocers now as well as Costco (seems the best pricing); if residing in PA or bordering, try Trickling Springs Creamery (available through Your Family Farmerif residing in PA or bordering, try Trickling Springs Creamery (available through Your Family Farmer).

For example, if you like cheddar cheese, one of the best options that's also easy to find at most stores is Kerrygold Irish... each type has been aged for different amounts of time, and all of their cheeses are from grass - fed cows.

Serve warm, topped with chopped pecans, grass - fed or pastured butter (Kerrygold or Vital Farms) and more maple syrup, if desired.