This tart recipe is a great one to make ahead. When I’m busy I often find it hard to make lunch from scratch, so I sometimes make it the night before so I know I will have something wholesome, filling and tasty ready and won’t end up buying something less nutritious on the go. Ingredients: […]
Roasted Pepper and Onion Tart Recipe with Sweet Potato Base from the Eat Smart Cookbook Read More »
This spinach and chickpea falafel recipe is really easy to make and is served with a zingy kale, avocado and pomegranate salad and drizzled with apple cider vinegar, which can help detox the body. Ingredients: – 240g drained chickpeas – 100g spinach – 2 tbsp chickpea flour – Olive oil – 80g kale – ½
Rest assured that if you make this crumble recipe, it will be devoured! This is best served hot with cow’s milk yogurt, soy yogurt or up to 50g of Greek or cows milk yogurt. Serves 6 Ingredients: – 150g light brown sugar – 90g oats or gluten-free flour (or a combination of both) – 2
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I know the sound of avocado as an icing ingredient does not sound immediately appetising but it honestly works perfectly in this glossy chocolate cupcakes recipe and lends a rich creaminess to the icing. These cupcakes are fully gluten and dairy-free so a great one to make for parties and special occasions if you have
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This Shepard’s Pie Recipe has got to be my all time favourite vegan dish. I love it. I love it so much that I always make a massive batch, enough for dinner on that day and plenty left over for the freezer. The secret ingredient to the delicious gravy is Marmite! Now, marmite is not something that
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This popular Blazing Salads Almond and Raspberry Fingers Recipe is so good with afternoon coffee or tea. Using maple syrup as the sweetner adds a lovely smoky taste. Makes 20 Ingredients: – 180g wholemeal spelt flour (or wholemeal fine pastry flour) – 90g sunflower margarine – Sea salt Filling – 4 free range eggs –
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This polenta cake recipe is so lovely; delicately perfumed, fluffy, and full of harmoniously thrown together flavours. This fruity, soft cake tastes like full-on summer somewhere balmy and gentle. It is also gluten, dairy and sugar-free. If you don’t have Vitafiber powder, I suggest substituting with some honey. Ingredients: – 100g polenta flour/ fine corn
Raspberry and Olive Oil Polenta Cake Recipe by Naomi Ní Chatháin Read More »
If you’re looking for a nourishing soup recipe that’s easy to make, then this is it. The sweetness of the carrot fused with the ginger and a hint of mustard makes this rich soup delightful and warm, perfect for when you’re feeling a bit run down, especially in cold weather. To complete the experience, serve
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This Cookie Dough Nut Butter Recipe is super simple and incredibly moreish. My absolute favourite thing to snack on at the moment! Ingredients: – 1 cup of smooth or chunky cashew butter (whichever you prefer) – 3 tbsp honey (you can sub this out for maple syrup/agave if you like!) – 2 tbsp coconut oil,
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This flourless almond cake recipe is my go to dessert when entertaining. As it’s gluten free and can be kept dairy free also it suits everyone so there are no worries when it comes to feeding any tricky guests. Fresh, zesty and with a little added warmth from the cardamom it’s delish! Ingredients: Cake –
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For this Italian inspired succulent lamb recipe, we’ve baked leafy green kale to make delicious crisps, an excellent source of beta-carotene, vitamins C and K. Ingredients: – 2 garlic cloves – 1 red onion – 3 sprigs of fresh rosemary – 150g cherry tomatoes – 60g kale – 40g sun-dried tomatoes – Olive oil –
This wonderful collection of seven spices adds an interesting dimension to the taste of a dish and also adds a nutritional explosion, with each spice boasting different health benefits. In summary, this seven spice recipe possess strong anti-cancerous and anti-inflammatory properties; contain high levels of fibre, iron, calcium and protein; help to lower cholesterol; and
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Being born and bred in Dublin, I tend to pride myself on a familiarity with the city, one that has been developed over many years of rambling the its hidden alleys and backstreets. Seldom are the times when a friend suggests a bar or restaurant that I have not darkened the doorway of at least
The Rumors were True… The Blind Pig, Dublin 2 – Bar Review Read More »
It isn’t often a Dublin blow in is welcomed warmly to Kerry, but Celtic Whiskey Bar and Larder appears to be the exception to this. Opening just one year ago in the middle of bustling Killarney town, no doubt the little sister of Ally Alpine’s Celtic Whiskey Shop on Dawson Street was strategically located in
When it comes to planning a bucket list wine trip like California it’s easy to get swayed into wineries that will take you from one side of this wine blessed state to another, all the while missing out on the best bits. Having recently returned from a week in the sunshine state, traveling up and
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The night before Ireland took on the might of the French rugby team in Lansdowne Road, I had to contend with a daunting French lineup of my own. It was a far more genteel affair in contrast to what faced our men in green, however: an evening in the famous Michelin-starred L’Ecrivain restaurant, hosted by
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Generally heading anywhere near Temple Bar for most Dubliners on the days surrounding Paddy’s weekend is not on the agenda. That said the lure of a €5000 rare bottle of Krug champagne proved too much of a lure for us to refuse. The previous day we noticed a post from Montys of Kathmandu on one
Unbottling the Genie in this Dublin Aladdin’s Cave – Montys of Kathmandu Review Read More »
I’ve always said it, there’s nothing like a glass of Veuve Cliquot Champagne to calm a case of pre-flight jitters. Okay, I’ll admit I have never uttered that sentence before now, but as I was handed a bubbling flute before taking off from Dublin by an immaculately dressed member of Emirates airlines cabin crew I
Emirates Flight Diary: 24 Hours of Wining and Dining in the Sky Read More »
Volcanoes are the super villains of mountains and their thunderous evil laugh instills fear in the heart of those close enough to hear it. Unless they’re winemakers in the world’s volcanic soil regions. They’d be harvesting on the outskirts of Mordor itself while watching Sauron in the eye -sunglasses on, obviously- while sipping on a glass of the sharp, mineral
A Song of Rocks and Fire: Epic Volcanic Soil Wines to Try Now Read More »
Australia is well known for many great people and things. There are the trailblazers like Heath Ledger, Steve Irwin and Kylie Minogue, and particular exports, let’s hear it for Tim Tams, AC/DC and Home and Away, that have helped define how Australia is perceived today. But if your speaking to a wine lover the big one
Getting to Know an Aussie Legend – The Ultimate Penfolds Wines Tour and Tasting Read More »
Ireland, the land of the shortest barbecuing season in the world, thanks to our less than blue-sky perfect summers. I quip, with only the smallest hint of irony, that you would be as well to light the BBQ in mid-winter as you are in mid-summer. I know this by painful personal experience as I recall
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