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Seabass with Quinoa and Sweet Potato Cakes, Cauliflower, Rocket and Lime Dressing by Catherine Fulvio

For the cakes 100g quinoa 200g cooked sweet potatoes (that is about 1 large), mashed ½ red chilli, finely chopped ½ tsp sumac 1 tbsp chopped parsley 1 tbsp chopped chives 1 egg, beaten 4 seabass or seabream fillets, skin on and scored 1 tsp sumac Salt and freshly ground black pepper Rapeseed oil For […]

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An Afternoon to remember in Ireland’s Ancient East – Johnstown Estate Afternoon Tea Review

The recently refurbished Johnstown Estate Hotel and Spa in Enfield, Co Meath is a suitably quiet spot to while away a few hours and indulge in the quaint offerings of traditional afternoon tea. Located between the villages of Johnstown Bridge and Enfield, and enveloped by 120 acres of lush green parkland, the Johnstown Estate Hotel

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Pablo’s Hideaway. The Speakeasy Hidden Behind The Hot Sauces – El Silencio FFF Review

The term ‘Speakeasy‘ became synonymous with the prohibition era in the United States during the 1920’s & 30’s when the government signed into law, legislation banning the production and sale of alcohol throughout the country. Illegal taverns started to quietly appear to feed a nation’s appetite for booze with it being estimated that New York

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The Top 10 Staycations in Ireland to Rejuvenate and Revitalise

While December may be a time for intense socialising and overindulgence, the New Year brings a different style of indulgence in a very positive way. This is the time to dedicate some much needed down time to yourself. Perhaps you want to spend a few days detoxing from the December madness, or you just want

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Nourish your body, mind and soul with a trip to The Happy Pear in Greystones

Oh January, how we both love and loathe thee so. With Christmas overindulgence still a very real memory and the side effects of it still etched so deeply in our psyche (physically, emotionally and financially), it’s hard to feel enthusiastic about January. Post New Year’s Day can often feel like the ultimate anti-climax after all

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A Second Shade of Gray – Hooked, Sligo Brunch Review

It comes as no surprise that Hooked is one of Sligo’s most loved restaurants. The younger, trendy little sibling of Eala Bhan, both restaurants a stones throw apart along a beautiful scenic stretch of the Garavogue River. The welcome is warm and a glimpse of the menu reassures you that you will not be leaving

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Fantastic Food and Supreme Sips, Ely Wine Store Maynooth – Lunch Review

A Pandora’s Box for the oenophiles exists in Co. Kildare in the shape of Ely Wine Store, Maynooth. As seasoned lovers of the indulgent offerings of Ely Winebar we were only too happy when Ely Wine Store in Maynooth opened its doors in 2019.  The vibe here is very chilled and welcoming from the time you

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Early Bird Menus to excite – Dublin’s Finest Early Bird/Pre-Theatre Offerings

The Early Bird/Pre-Theatre dining concept appeals to a wide and varied audience. For us, we love nothing better than a delicious, midweek, after work dinner. That feeling of treating yourself and not breaking the bank appeals to both sides of the brain! We have compiled this list of some of the best places that have

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“The Sweetest Thing” This December at Powerscourt Hotel Resort & Spa

Not yet in the festive mood? Then take a trip to the award-winning Five Star Powerscourt Hotel Resort & Spa an Autograph Collection Hotel, and soak up the sugary excesses created by the incredible Culinary Pastry Team as they showcase their craft this Christmas. Passing the Sugar Loaf on route, you and yours can tune

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Catherine Fulvio and Contestants Recipes from Episode 6 of Season 4 of Tastes Like Home

Contestants Recipes:  Apple Pie 3 medium size Cooking Apples  350g plain flour Pinch of salt 40 g castor sugar 175 g margarine or butter cut into small pieces 3 tablespoons of cold water Method Sieve flour and salt into mixing bowl. Rub in margarine until mix resembles breadcrumbs. Add sugar and 2 tablespoons of the

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Bridgend Resident Cooks up a Storm in Fourth Series of Tastes Like Home

Londis helps bring the Taste of Home to Donegal Natives now living in Portland Maine and Pelham New Hampshire   Bridgend local, Ann McClay is one of twelve Irish contestants to feature in the returning popular RTE ONE series, Taste Like Home, with Catherine Fulvio, and sponsored by Londis. Bridgend, Donegal local, Ann McClay hits

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Recipes from Episode 5 of Tastes Like Home with Catherine Fulvio

Contestants Recipe – Sarma (Cabbage rolls) a stuffed Cabbage Dish Ingredients (for 6 servings) 1 bigger sour cabbage (about 1 kg) – sour cabbage type of cabbage popular in Croatia 300 g smoked meat (bacon & ribs or any other selection of cuts roughly chopped) 400 g sour cabbage (finely chopped) 2 laurel leaves =

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Where the Wild Cooks Go – Cerys Matthews Cookbook Review

Cerys Matthews may well be better known for the distinctive singing voice that her Welsh upbringing has gifted her, but like many celebs (or people in general), her talents and interests far exceed her singing career and happen to include a deep interest in international food and cuisine. Throughout her music career, with Catatonia and

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