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Fishy Facts For Good Friday
At Easter, the typical foods of the holiday are as much about symbolism as they are about tradition. In most Irish households fish features hugely at Easter,... -
In late October this year,  CAIS, the Irish Farmhouse Cheesemakers Association,  honoured one of the greats of Irish cheesemaking, in a gala dinner and award ceremony at Ballymaloe Country House. Veronica Steele, the creator of Milleens cheese, was lauded with the inaugural Lifetime Achievement Award at the Irish Cheese Awards 2015. No finer woman to deserve it. Veronica is credited with being the maker of Ireland’s first-ever farmhouse cheese. It is she they all look up to for inspiration and expertise. Veronica Steele is THE name among names.
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Delicious Lunch Break Bites In Clonakilty, Co.Cork
West Cork has recently announced the Foodie Destination of 2017, in a nationwide annual award. Due in no small way to its diverse agricultural heritage... -
Good Food Ireland’s Perfect Sunday Lunch
It’s Friday and the weekend is upon us. We’re looking forward to Sunday, and reclining over a gorgeous lunch. The heart of a Traditional Sunday Roast... -
Mince Pies And Where To Buy Them
It’s Friday night, folks! Grab your other half. Grab a coat. Grab a date night in Galway! The vibrant City of Tribes knows how to do it when it comes... -
Ireland Versus France – The Food World Cup!
Could it have been any more exciting? We were hanging on the edge of our seats. The boys in green certainly did a great job of disposing of the mighty... -
The Health Food Diner – Maya Angelou
Maya Angelou first came to the attention of the literary world with her autobiography, ‘I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings.’ Published in 1969, now a... -
The Story of Irish Fishing
Fishing is a proud and ancient profession. It’s easy to overlook the effort Ireland’s fishermen make to bring fresh fish and seafood to our tables.... -
The Secret To Perfect Marmalade From Crossogue Preserves
It’s the time of year when preservers are gearing up for action! January is a marmalade making month! Why is this so? Because the oranges used to make... -
Christmas Ham
 Ah the bliss of a twiggy fire made from sticks you’ve gathered yourself. Nothing like it. -
What Foods Are In Season In March
We are in the middle of the ‘Hungry Gap’ at this time of year. That is, we are in the ‘in between’ time when the crops of winter are beginning... -
As autumn sets in, there’s deffo a shortening of the days as the sun goes down earlier in a cascade of vibrant scarlets. Each morning, lawns and fields are covered in a heavy, glistening dew. Leaves are already turning to burnished bronze and gold as the birds feast heartily on haws and berries leading the hawthorn and elder. The season of mists and mellow fruitfulness is living up to its name. We, humans, are starting to feel the nip in the air as dusk falls. The kids are back to school and routine is taking its toll on family life. We’re in need of some comfort food. What we want on our plates is colour and texture that echoes the hues of the season. We want tastes that tantalise our taste buds. We crave that homespun satisfaction of a nurturing meal that warms us from the inside out. Â
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A Guide To The Best Drinks This Christmas
What will you be drinking this Christmas? Good Food Ireland’s craft beers and cider work really well with festive food. Here are a few ideas to play...