Irish Food
Goody
Part of the traditional ritual midsummer celebration on St. John's Eve, goody was cooked in a large pot over a communal bonfire and shard amongst revelers. The dessert consisted of fresh white bread bought from a baker (because it was important for the bread to be as fresh as possible), and was boiled in milk flavored with sugar, cinnamon, and spices.
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