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What To Do In The Garden In August
The beginning of the end of the summer is nigh. Sorry to sound all doom and gloom, but the fact is, once August is out, we’re into the season of mellow... -
We are nearing the end of summer, but it’s still time to plan a nice weekend trip around Ireland and enjoy a fabulous food tour fit for your tastes.Â
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Irish Producers Say Hello To Summer With Irish New Potatoes
All hail Irish new potatoes! The first spuds of this season have recently arrived. And contrary to the adjective often used to describe potatoes, these... -
Friday Food Fact – Rock The Rocket
Peppery little leaves of Irish grown rocket are now in the shops and farm shops. This soft-leaved plant, once regarded as ‘smart’ for the salad plates... -
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Incredible Edibles! Add a splash of colour and interest to your garden party foods with these great edible flowers. Edible flowers are making the... -
Flower Power – Petals You Can Eat
Incredible Edibles! Add a splash of colour and interest to your garden party foods with these great edible flowers. Edible flowers are making the... -
May Day Traditions
In the Irish language, the month of May is known as Bealtaine. In pre-Christian times, the festival of Bealtaine heralded the arrival of summer and the... -
3 Amazing Locally Inspired Gift Ideas for Mum this Mother’s Day
Mother’s Day is just around the corner and if you’re stuck for something special to gift your dear Mum this year, we’ve got some... -
Say it with Chocolate – Good Food Ireland Chocolate Makers to Discover this Valentine’s Day
We’re well into February now and that can only mean one thing…. Valentine’s Day is fast approaching. If you like many others struggle... -
8 Ways To Eat Your Christmas Tree
So Christmas trees are edible. Who knew? Well actually, the concept is not entirely new to us, since this particular Good Food Ireland® team member... -
What Irish Food Is In Season In December
This part of winter is a prolific time for good food in Ireland. We may not have the variation of home-grown fruits, salads and vegetables available during... -
If the weather forecasters are correct, temperatures this month are set to drop. Time to dig out the thermal underwear, woolly socks and jumpers. Cold weather is actually quite good for some vegetables. Whilst heavy falls of snow can damage delicate crops like leeks, there is another more sturdy veg that benefits from the crisp chill of winter and light frost in flavour terms. These are the veg that will see us through the colder months. Â Â
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Top Tips and Traditions of Pumpkin Carving
One of the best things about prepping for Halloween is the carving of the pumpkin! An annual event to mark the celebration of the Eve of All Hallows, where...