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Leeks - In Season


Leek
Author: Georgina Campbell
Although available all year round, leeks are at their best in winter and early spring and this versatile member of the allium (onion) family is a very useful garden crop as they are hardy and can be left in the round to harvest through the winter as required.
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Georgina Campbell's Cookery Feature - Down to Earth Cooking


Paula McIntyre
Author: Georgina Campbell
Who better to kick off 2016 - the NI Year of Food and Drink - than Northern Ireland's best loved food writer, Paula McIntyre, disseminator of good sense on John Toal's Saturday Magazine programme on BBC Radio Ulster and much else besides. Through her timely and aptly-named Down To Earth Cookbook (Colourpoint, £9.99), a curious newcomer would get a very good feeling for the distinctive flavour of the region's food - and the nature of its cooks.
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A Year in Food - What restaurant trends will we see emerging in 2016?


Aoife Carrigy
Author: Aoife Carrigy
Aoife Carrigy polishes up her crystal ball to see what’s coming to the restaurant scene in Ireland - especially Dublin - and elsewhere this year (with a little help from some insider tipsters…)
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Georgina Campbell's Book Reviews


Lyons Cafe 2 by Gary Stafford
Author: Georgina Campbell
Georgina reviews Lyons Café Cookbook Two by Gary Stafford, This Is The Burren, by the acclaimed photographer Carsten Krieger and the new series of food and drink guides for Northern Ireland's Year of Food and Drink 2016
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Lentils - In Season


Lentil Bacon Toast
Author: In Season
Okay, lentils are dried, so they don't have a specific season of use, but they're especially relevant this month as pulses are set to be one of the top food trends of 2016 - and not just for their wholesome goodness, but because the UN General Assembly, no less, has declared 2016 the International Year of Pulses (IYP).
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Abernethy Butter - Special Irish Foods & The People Who Make Them


Abernethy Butter
Author: Georgina Campbell
Abernethy Butter is one of the great recent success stories of Northern Ireland's artisan food revival. Since turning their hand-churned butter making hobby into a business in 2005, and initially selling at markets, Will and Allison Abernethy's delicious and handsomely presented products are now on sale at some very prestigious shops indeed...
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O Brother Brewing Joe Coffee Porter - Beer of the Month


O Brother Brewing Joe Coffee Porter
Author: Kristin Jensen
KRISTIN JENSEN - co-author of Slainte! The complete Guide To Irish Craft Beers and Ciders - introduces us to O Brother Brewing Joe Coffee Porter
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The Darina Allen Column


Korean Stir Fry
Author: Darina Allen
This month Darina talks about one of the hottest 'new' trends in food for the past few years - fermenting. And - as it is also one of the healthiest trends, and can help us all to take back power over our food choices - it's a great topic for the New Year
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An Irish Chef in France


Mimosa
Author: Martin Dwyer
This month, Martin shares some of the changes for the better that he found in Ireland's food and drink sector when back visiting family this Christmas - and dares to suggest that we may even be ahead of France in some ways at the moment...
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Grow It Yourself - January


Compost
Author: Michael Kelly
I reckon we could do worse then to make our 2016 resolution all about paying more attention to soil. If that sounds odd, bear in mind that healthy soils are the cornerstone of life on earth - not only the foundation for food, fuel and medical products, but also essential to our ecosystems, playing a key role in the carbon cycle, storing and filtering water, and improving resilience to floods and droughts.
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