May 23, 2003
Petitechef asked on Amuse Bouche for an easy-to-cook pork casserole thyat would “feed a multitude”. Now I love pork with strong spicy and herby flavours, so this recipe does me fine. 2 tbsp olive oil 1 medium onion, chopped fine 2 cloves garlic, chopped (optional) 1 tsp crushed coriander seeds 6 crushed juniper berries 750g ...
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May 21, 2003
What wine goes with Asian food’ is a topic that crops up three or four times a week so now instead of spending half the evening debating I can simply refer folk to forkncork.com. But before I go too far down the track let me say this is only the considered opinion of a thirsty, ...
Wine & Drink
May 6, 2003
How do you define ‘style’ and ‘class’? Hard to say, except by giving examples. An artefact, a watch, say, or a handbag may be deemed “stylish” at a given time in its life cycle. But sometimes “modish” is a more accurate word – last year’s megabuck platform heels are all too often this years church ...
Tags: French cuisine, wineRestaurant Reviews
May 5, 2003
Ross Lewis and Martin Corbett have been beavering away in the basement of the Writers Museum in Parnell Square for over ten years now. Yet it’s amazing how many fervent gastronomes are only dimly aware of Chapter One’s existence, if at all. Alas, there is a large coterie of eaters in this city who would ...
Restaurant Reviews
May 5, 2003
I don’t envy A.A.Gill one whit. While I’m sure The Sunday Times’ philosopher and (occasional) food critic’s regular dining companion is a charming lady and probably makes a mean non-alcoholic rum baba, I’m certain my ‘Blonde’ offers more in the perception stakes. Well, actually she’s not quite a blonde, but she sure is insightful. As ...
Restaurant Reviews
May 1, 2003
Thornton’s in St Stephens Green, Dublin has been listed as the 25th best restaurant in the world.by the British magazine ‘Restaurant’ . Thornton’s is one of only two Irish restaurants to hold two Michelin stars and one of only 50 restaurants in all of Europe to hold this status . The list of ‘The World’s ...
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