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Marmalade - the Bitter-Sweet Breakfast Treat


Marmalade - the Bitter-Sweet Breakfast Treat
Author: Georgina Campbell
Now that most foods are available at any time of year, it’s hard to recall the excitement that the beginning of a new season used to generate. But there is still one exception to the rule that you can have whatever you like whenever you like: the season for Seville oranges...
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Georgina Campbell Cookery Feature - The Nordic Baking Book


Nordic Bakery
Author: Georgina Campbell
Traditional baking is always of special interest at this time of year, and there’s no better time to focus on specialities from the Nordic countries. For the definitive reference, seek out the latest book by the acclaimed chef and photographer Magnus Nilsson of Fäviken Magasinet restaurant in Sweden, The Nordic Baking Book.
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Grow it Yourself


Jerusalem Artichoke
Author: Michael Kelly
We harvested our Jersusalem artichokes in GROW HQ in the last month and they’ve started to appear on the menu in the café. When I started growing first I was confused about the difference between Jerusalem and Globe artichokes and wondered if it was just different names for the same vegetable. They are in fact entirely different vegetables that bear little resemblance to each other.
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An Irish Chef in France


Cauliflower Cheese
Author: Martin Dwyer
Well known in Ireland from their excellent restaurant in Waterford, Euro-Toques chef Martin Dwyer and his wife Sile now live in the Languedoc, where they take guests - and feed them very well. This month: Martin takes inspiration from an Irish vegetable mainstay and creates a dish that is still simple but comes with a certain continental ‘je ne sais quoi’.
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The Darina Allen Column


Pennywort Salad
Author: Darina Allen
This month Darina talks about the growing popularity of vegan, vegetarian or flexitarian diets - and how this fast-growing phenomenon is age-related and linked to concern for animal welfare and the environment. Even if you’re a committed omnivore there are times when meat-free meals are a refreshing change - just the business to lighten up the protein-heavy festive period around Christmas and New Year.
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“Just Ask!” Restaurant of the Month for December - The Square Table, Blarney, Co Cork


The Square Table
Author: Georgina Campbell
Our “Just Ask!” Restaurant of the Month winner for DECEMBER is The Square Table, Blarney, Co Cork.
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“Just Ask!” Restaurant of the Month for November - Dooks Fine Foods, Fethard, Co. Tipperary


Docks Chicken
Author: Georgina Campbell
Our “Just Ask!” Restaurant of the Month winner for NOVEMBER is Dooks Fine Foods, Fethard Co Tipperary. Modern, fiercely local food is the hallmark of chef Richard Gleeson’s smartly understated restaurant and deli on the edge of Fethard.
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Rachel Gaffney's Letter from Texas


Ballywalter
Author: Rachel Gaffney
The famous foodie who’s flying the tricolour for us in the USA recalls a memorable visit to County Down with a group of appreciative American visitors
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Grow it Yourself - November


sprouts
Author: Michael Kelly
I went on a sobering visit to a couple of our biggest field veg growers this week: Paul Brophy in Kildare who is the largest grower of broccoli in the state and the Weldon Brothers (Martin and Enda) in Swords who supply the majority of the Brussels Sprouts crop.
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The Darina Allen Column


Parsnip and Fennel Soup
Author: Darina Allen
This month Darina talks about success in achieving recognition for the culinary scene outside the capital, keeping up standards, the big VAT hike that’s forcing up prices and threatening the future of rural restaurants - and enthusiastic young foodies like James Kavanagh and William Murray, whose recently published Currabinny Cookbook exudes a love of food. Their mission is to encourage other cool young people like themselves to “discover the joy and larks to be had around the kitchen stove, doing pop-ups, selling at Farmers Markets and sharing the yummy food they’ve cooked with friends.”
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