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Rozanne Stevens

Rozanne Stevens

Many of you would know Rozanne from her foodie slot on the Pat Kenny Show on RTÉ Radio 1 for the last 4 years. Or follow Rozanne's nutrition based food and recipe column in the Health and Living Supplement of The Irish Independent Newspaper. Rozanne teaches a wide variety of cookery classes with a strong emphasis on healthy eating with a few wicked treats thrown in. Trained as a nutritional therapist, Rozanne is able to marry sound nutritional advice with gourmet recipes. Classes run from a luxurious venue in Citywest Business Campus, Dublin 24 and other venues around Ireland.

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Latest Recipes:

  • Black Pudding Burgers - This is my favourite burger recipe. Just the smell of them grilling drives my senses wild. The black pudding gives the perfect amount of fat to the burger and fantastic flavour, so there’s no need for extra salt and pepper. There are five optional toppings, which you can serve all at once if you like!
  • Norman’s Butterflied Leg of Lamb with Lively Salsa - My dad is a pro at barbecuing, especially lamb. This may look like a large, daunting piece of meat, but it’s actually very simple to cook and a hassle-free way to feed a crowd. The marinade and salsa are based on classic Italian flavour combinations and always work.
  • Superfood Slaw - When I first moved to Ireland I was baffled and slightly horrified by the coleslaw/ham and coleslaw/cheese combo. In South Africa I'd only ever had coleslaw as a salad with a 'braai' (BBQ). Now I secretly enjoy this mayonnaisey concoction on a crusty roll! A real superfood, cabbage is such an integral part of Irish cuisine that I decided to give coleslaw the ish makeover. Use red cabbage, add another Irish superfood-seaweed- and lots super seeds and sprouted seeds and you have a super slaw. The dressing in this recipe is a lighter, zingier alternative to plain mayonnaise.
  • Clonakilty Blackpudding Burger - Rozanne Stevens shares this BBQ recipe that uses Clonakilty Blackpudding - go on, give it a try!
  • Bite's Lobster Burger - The Dublin restaurant celebrates the gorgeous local lobster, and this recipe is a winner!
  • Monica's Apple Caramel Sponge - My mom has been making this recipe for as long as I can remember. First, you bake the appley, cinnamony sponge, then you pour the steaming, rich caramel sauce over and allow it to sink in. Heaven with cream or custard. There are 140 varieties of apples that are native to Ireland with wonderful names like 'Cavan Rose' and 'Irish Molly'. Any eating or cooking apple will work, so have fun experimenting with different types, not the same old same old!
  • Seafood Chowder Pies - Ireland is very fortunate to have such an abundance of fresh seafood - so important as part of a varied and healthy diet. I love to experiment with new recipes, but I still come back to old favourites like fish chowder. I fell in love with seafood chowder on a wet October weekend in Doolin when I moved to Ireland many years ago. I use this basic mixture in several different ways - delish over a baked potato too!
  • Beef and Guinness Tagine - 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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