Award-winning blog of Irish food writer and broadcaster Caroline Hennessy.
Culture File on RTÉ Lyric FM / Radio / Work
by Caroline · Published February 18, 2011 · Last modified June 15, 2016
My Culture File report on underground dining in Ireland, featuring Lilly Higgins’ Loaves and Fishes Supper Club and the Clonakilty by Candlelight pop-up restaurant events, is now available as a Lyric fm podcast.
Culture File on RTÉ Lyric FM / Read / Work
by Caroline · Published December 15, 2010 · Last modified September 5, 2017
It wouldn’t be at all unusual to come across something like Chocolate Cream or Whipped Chocolate Syllabub on a modern day menu. What is surprising is that these are dishes that may have been eaten at an Irish Christmas celebration during the 1700s, at least from the evidence of Mary Cannon’s Commonplace Book.
Culture File on RTÉ Lyric FM / Radio / Work
by Caroline · Published December 6, 2010 · Last modified June 15, 2016
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My Culture File report for Lyric fm on the Slow Food screening of Today’s Special during this year’s Cork Film Festival is now online and can be listened to here.
Culture File on RTÉ Lyric FM / Radio / Work
by Caroline · Published October 27, 2010 · Last modified June 15, 2016
Antique china teacups and linen tablecloths at the ready!My Culture File report on Miss Courtney’s Tearooms and a return to the gentle act of taking tea will be broadcast on Lyric fm 96-99fm this evening at approximately 6.40pm.
Culture File on RTÉ Lyric FM / Food Events / Radio
by Caroline · Published October 9, 2010 · Last modified June 15, 2016
There was a rich, savoury smell in the autumn air as a band marched down the crowded streets of Kanturk, leading a white and crimson velvet-gowned troup. The members of the Brotherhood of the Knights of the Black Pudding had travelled from France to pay tribute to the gold medal-winning black pudding of father and son butchers Jack and Tim McCarthy.
