RTÉ Food
Cuisine: Irish
Navarin of Spring lamb
From: Corrigan Knows Food
A slow cooking casserole dish with a beautiful sauce and spring vegetable accompaniment.
Serves: 4
Reed-cooked Rack of Irish Spring Lamb
From: The Afternoon Show
A unique method of preparing an Irish staple, alongside roasted baby vegetables
Fillet of Pork, Crushed Carrot & Swede, Chili Wedges
From: Four Live
It's all about using quality locally sourced Irish produce this week, today is Oliver Dunne's turn. Bon Appetit.
Truly Irish - Mussels in Irish cider
Susan Gillespie from Galway was the winner of our Radisson Blu Royal Dublin competition to provide a truly Irish recipe for St. Patrick's Day. Her recipe was featured on the hotel's restaurant menu for St. Patrick's Day - recreate it at home!
Serves: 1
Total Time: 28
Nespresso Irish coffee with shortbreads
Nespresso provide this indulgent recipe for their take on an Irish classic
Makes: 20
Siúcra’s Easter bunnies
Have fun in the kitchen this Easter with Siucra’s delicious Easter bunnies. The perfect springtime treat, these cute bunnies will delight all members of the family, young and old.
Serves: 4
MacNean porridge with Irish Mist and honey
From: Neven Maguire: Home Chef
Porridge is one of our most popular breakfasts in the restaurant, and this recipe goes down a treat. On cold winter mornings, it gets you off to a good start and takes no more than 10 minutes to prepare.
Serves: 4
Scrambled Eggs with Burren Smoked Salmon
From: Neven Maguire: Home Chef
There is nothing nicer than the combination of flavours of smoked salmon and scrambled eggs. We are lucky in Ireland to have such great smoked salmon. My favourite at the moment is from the Burren Smokehouse, as I find it very consistent in flavour. They also offer a great mail order service.
Serves: 6
Vanilla Crème Brûlée with Poached Irish Apple Compote
From: Neven Maguire: Home Chef
A French classic, and a really creamy and delicious way to end a meal. In the restaurant we like to vary the flavours by using coconut milk, passion fruit or Coole Swan Liqueur. I have my dear friend Léa Linster to thank for this recipe. I normally use a blowtorch, but alternatively place the brulées under a hot grill, watch them like a hawk because they burn very easily. When glazed, they should be a nice mahogany brown colour.
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