Nothing is more Irish than a beef and Guinness casserole, but in the spirit of ish I had to change it up a bit. Guinness is quite bitter, so to balance that I took a cue from Moroccan cuisine and added dried prunes to the recipe. They break down and add to the rich, darkly delicious sauce. Every tagine needs a bit of spice, so I chose the allspice berry for another layer of warm flavour. You can add more root vegetables like parsnips and turnips for extra veggie power.
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Derry Clarke stops by Four Live to make this outstanding dish, served with candied almonds & port jus
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A nice weekend treat
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A healthy winter warmer that you can stock up the freezer with.
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Richie Wilson bakes a brack which will have them queuing up for more.
Looking to keep the kids entertained and excited this Easter? Get them involved in making these delicious treats!
From: Neven Maguire: Home Chef
We get this smoked pork belly from our excellent local craft butcher, Kevin McGovern, based in Belleek, Co. Fermanagh. It’s coal smoked and has a very similar taste to kassler, the German dish, which is traditionally served with sauerkraut. Use any leftover trimmings for pasta Carbonara. The braising juice can be used for a celeriac soup or can be frozen.
From: Neven Maguire: Home Chef
A twist on an old classic. When my mother and I were cooking together, it was always one of the most popular dishes. Even today we still get requests from customers for it, so I’ve developed a modern take on it.
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Derry drops by Four Live to make a mean soup, restaurant-style!