Read: Irish Examiner | Fermenting a local food network
First published in the Irish Examiner on Friday 3 March 2023. “I try to hook people with the fact that these foods are delicious!” The ebullient Terri Ann Fox, founder and teacher at River...
First published in the Irish Examiner on Friday 3 March 2023. “I try to hook people with the fact that these foods are delicious!” The ebullient Terri Ann Fox, founder and teacher at River...
First published in the Irish Examiner on Friday 3 February. Sarah Richards of Waterford’s Seagull Bakery uses Irish-grown flours to bring both flavour and nutrition to her bread and support a local grain economy....
First published in the Irish Examiner on 6 January 2023. Even if you’re not jumping on the Veganuary bandwagon, January is a month when many people take stock of what they’re eating. A new...
New cookbooks can make life that little bit brighter and there are books out there for everyone, books with gorgeous covers and a satisfactory heft, books that open the door to new foods and techniques, books that entertain and books that teach.
Christmas food doesn’t have to be stressful to be special and clever cooks always have some cheat ingredients stashed away to make life easier.
“We opened the bakery just after my 15th birthday. It was eight months from me baking my first loaf to opening a bakery.” Kitty and Al Tait – who will be appearing at Food on the Edge 2022 – write about how bread and baking changed their lives in their wonderful book Breadsong.
First published in Irish Foodie, Autumn 2022. “It’s good to be back! It’s 100% positive and there’s an amazing buzz about it.” Niamh Kennedy who does marketing and PR for the Dingle Food Festival, alongside...