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Also featuring books by Neven Maguire and JP McMahon
Also featuring books by Neven Maguire and JP McMahon
Traybakes make an ideal pairing with a cup of tea or fresh from the oven with ice cream
Named after a town in Derbyshire and not because it is simply baked well
Finnish chef Mickael Viljanen has pioneered fine dining in Ireland since the noughties. He talks Michelin stars, short-sighted government and carvery lunch
They might seem simple, but good soups balance flavour and texture
A hug in a bowl on these longer nights
A hug in a bowl on these longer nights
An Italian classic
The mix of pork mince and beef is designed to manage the fat content
Meatballs and linguine vongole are two classics that work perfectly with wine, but also as a tasty midweek meal
This korma and tikka masala get all their flavour from the spices before the cooking even begins
Serve it up with steamed rice or just flatbread and you’re in for a treat
Serve it up with steamed rice or just flatbread and you’re in for a treat
Chicken chausseur and pot roasted lamb shoulder may be old-school recipes, but they tick a lot of comfort food boxes
Crispy chilli beef and a pork belly one-pot wonder that will give any takeout a good run for its money
Marinating the meat makes this dish tender and tasty
Chef talks about on learning to work smarter, not harder; the worst dish he’s ever eaten; and impending fatherhood
These wallet-friendly fish dishes are simple to put together and can be bulked up with added bread or potatoes
Simple, wholesome Italian cooking with kisses of woodfire and perfect seasoning
New York-style cuisine at its finest
By increasing carbs on the plate, savings can be made without compromising the quality of a meal
Two recipes using rice: one a love letter to the flavours and history of Hanoi, the other a tasty crowd pleaser perfect for leftover veg
A stunning blend of southeast Asian freshness twinned with classical French cuisine
A recent chance encounter inspired these classic pasta sauces made with tomato and piquillo pepper and mushroom and slow-roasted garlic
Cooking this slowly in the oven intensifies all the flavour
The crisp iceberg lettuce is the perfect tonic for the intensity of this popular dish
When each element is done right it’s easy to see why this is one of the most popular dishes in the world
This dish uses a method of cookery that has been honed over hundreds of years
Fish and chips and John Dory ‘en papillote’ are hard to improve, but a little technology or Asian flavours can really make them sing
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
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How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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