This landmark building, once a grand old hotel has been home to Sean & Thecla Cronin, their son Denis and daughter Joleen for over 40 years. The walls are adorned with historical artefacts, local art ...
This well balanced vegetarian starter takes its roots from the best of local produce and is ideal to prepare in advance and assemble at the last minute so that if you are entertaining at home you can ...
Peter Ward, founder of the Country Choice grocery in Nenagh, Co Tipperary, devised this recipe for his son, who missed homebaked bread while he was a student in Dublin. As with most students he had no...
With wonderfully fresh Irish Seafood in abundance, this is a delicious healthy recipe for you, your family and of course your wallet and it's so quick and easy, you'll wonder why you haven't tried it ...
This Seabass dish was developed with three different sauces each with a distinct flavour. It allows the customer the option to taste the Seabass with each sauce or combined sauces....
The parfait has a light mouse consistency and is ideal for a light lunch, starter or simply as a snack. Best served on toast accompanied by mixed salad leaves....
This recipe was presented by Rozanne Stevens from the Cooks Academy in Dublin on the "Today with Pat Kenny" radio show on 4th April 2008. Rozanne was highly recommding our Burren Smokehouse Salmon, an...
Goat’s cheese has a unique flavour which some people like and other’s don’t. By preparing thief terrine it gives those who usually don’t eat goat’s cheese the chance to try it with some different flav...
Recipe by Gerard Doyle - Gleeson's Townhouse & Restaurant
This sinfully rich pudding is an updated version of an old favourite “Carrot cake”. The dessert has a lovely moist texture and the raisin ice cream is an ideal compliment, further enhanced by the butt...
Recipe by Noel Cusack, Caviston's Seafood Restaurant & Food Emporium
Most restaurants tend to have a so-called signature dish, and this one has to be mine. Specifically based on customer comment, Kircubbin is situated on the shores of Strangford Lough and being local a...
Dark chocolate full of healthy flavanoids which are powerful anti-oxidants and also have anti-inflammantory properties and with a sugar free filling you could hardly call it a dessert, but boy it tast...
Recipe by Noel Cusack, Caviston's Seafood Restaurant & Food Emporium
Traditional Irish Coffee - A common misconception is that the Irish Coffee recipe was invented in America the 1950's. In fact the original Irish coffee recipe was invented by a chef at Foynes' port, C...
Confit of duck originates for the South West of France where it is their “Bacon & Cabbage”. Just as bacon is salted (or preserved) Pork, Duck Confit is preserved duck. It can be made with any pieces...
The beauty of this little tartlet, which I suppose can only be appreciated by the gooseberry loving faction of foodies, is that it presents the berries in all their honest glory. Sweetened, yes, but s...
Strawberries in peak season, what could be simpler than that of strawberries and cream with the addition of mascarpone and maybe served with a little shortbread. All the base ingredients of a reworked...
Being from a butchering family and raised on a farm has given me a great insight into meat production from start to finish. Although my restaurant is primarily seafood, I do sell a lot of beef, hence ...
This recipe is a nice starter that can be prepared ahead to a certain point. Or you double the quantity and make a delicious main course out of it. Ideal for brunches with your family and friends....
This is a delicious, light, summer dessert, quick to prepare and popular by all. Sweet Geranium and many other varieties of scented geraniums are on the windowsills of many homes. The lemon scented le...
Enjoy a truly mouthwatering experience with Maurice's sublime Cherry Chocolate Mousse - chocolate, cream, and cherry coulis... go on you deserve it!...
This is a dish to cook when asparagus is in its prime and plentiful. Its best made with nice fat, juicy stalks, as fresh as you can get them. I don’t remember why I first put Gabriel cheese and aspara...
Now that Ballymaloe Country Relish is available countryide. Myrtle Allen's Cheese Fondue recipe made from Irish Chedder chesese can be made any time. It's a great favourite at Ballymaloe and even thou...
A combination of new season spring lamb served with a fresh pea and mint puree confit cheery tomatoes and rosemary jus to help enhance the flavours of the lamb and balance the dish....
The pastry is made by the creaming method so people who are convinced that they suffer from 'hot hands' don't have to worry about rubbing in the butter. ...
In late April the air in the top of Wilson’s wood is heavy with the smell of wild garlic. The pretty white flowers mix with the bluebells and primroses. Both the bulbs and leaves of wild garlic are us...
Recipe by By Darina Allen Ballymaloe Cookery School
12 April 2010 COOKING FOR LIFE - ONE ...
The one month course is the flagship for Dublin Cookery School. It is an intensive course for those who want to become skille...