Recipes from Ireland’s Top Chefs: The New Irish Table
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Set your holiday table with tradition and warmth. Ten award-winning chefs dismantle the stereotype of Irish cuisine being a boil, a fry, or soda bread. Highlighting fresh, local, and seasonal ingredients from provinces across the Emerald Isle, this beautiful, photo-illustrated collection offers inspirational Irish recipes. An Irish meal must nourish the soul as well as the body, teasing each of the senses. Home cooks are invited into each featured chef’s restaurant and/ or home to experience recipes that utilize fresh fish, lamb, beef, pork, fruits, and vegetables, and of course, Ireland’s renowned cheeses.Starred-studded contributors include Kevin Dundon (host of PBS’s Kevin Dundon’s Modern Irish Table), Darina Allen (founder of the Ballymaloe Cookery School), and Neven Maguire (celebrity chef and TV personality).Celebrating the new Irish food culture, this compilation emphasizes local resources, simple fare, and the highest standards, proving that Ireland is a modern food destination.
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Weight | 1.34384 kg |
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Dimensions | 2.286 × 22.352 × 28.702 cm |
by | Catherine Fulvio, Darina Allen, Kevin Dundon, Leslie Conron Carola, Neven MaGuire |
Format | Hardback |
Language | |
Pages | 240 |
Publisher | |
Year Published | 2017-2-7 |
Imprint | |
Publication City/Country | USA |
ISBN 10 | 1623545242 |
About The Author | Leslie Conron Carola, owner and director of Arena Books Associates, LLC, has produced many illustrated books, including Ireland: A Luminous Beauty; Spectacular Ireland, and Ireland's Treasures with Peter Harbison. Leslie is also a skilled paper crafter who has developed and produced more than a dozen paper craft books. She lives in Westport, Connecticut. |
Table Of Content | • Foreword – Tourism Ireland • Introduction • Meet the Chefs • Leinster Essay by Peter Harbison L'Ecrivain, Dublin – Derry Clarke • Crispy Duck Breast with Glazed Butternut Squash and Star Anise Jus • Lemon Curd with Meringue and Raspberries • Vodka-Cured Irish Salmon with Avocado Cream, Pickled Vegetables, and Horseradish Mayonnaise • Beef Fillet and Brisket with Morels and Mushroom Puree • Pear Mille Feuille • Cod, Octopus, Purple Broccoli, Broccoli Puree, and Horseradish Mayonnaise • Venison with Pureed Celeriac and Spinach • Chocolate Mousse with Walnut Ganache Ballyknocken Cookery School, Wicklow – Catherine Fulvio • Orange, Spinach, and Salmon Salad • Ballyknocken Tea Scones • Guinness Chocolate Cupcakes • Carrot, Potato, and Cumin Soup • Beef and Wicklow Wolf Stout Casserole with Dumplings • Apple and Mango Crumble • Seared Lamb and Beetroot Salad • Salmon and Leek Pie • Irish Mint Truffle Torte with Irish Mist Cream Dunbrody House, Wexford – Kevin Dundon • Potato, Prawn, and Lime Soup • Paupiette of Sole and Crabmeat • Victoria Sponge with Strawberries • Lobster Buttered Soup • Chicken Ballotines with Potato Farls • Wexford Berries with Mini Meringues • Scallops and Caviar with Nasturtium Coulis • Slow-Cooked Shoulder of Pork with Stuffing, Sauteed Potatoes, and Apple Compote • Buttermilk and Heather-Infused Panna Cotta • Munster Essay by Peter Harbison Ballymaloe Cookery School Cork – Darina Allen • Warm Salad of Gubbeen Bacon with Poached Egg and Coolea Cheese • Smoked Salmon with Cucumber Pickle • Florence Bowe's Crumpets • Ballycotton Shrimp with Homemade Wild Garlic Mayonnaise • Ballymaloe Brown Yeast Bread • Roast Lamb with Mint Sauce and Glazed Carrots • Carrageen Moss Pudding • Carpaccio of Scallops with Chili, Lemon, and Wood Sorrel • Poached Salmon with Irish Butter Sauce • Spring Rhubarb Tart with Crystallized Ginger Cream Global Village, Kerry – Martin Bealin • Dingle Bay Scallops, Poached Eggs, Potato Cakes, and Burnt Butter Hollandaise with Pickled Cucumber • Goat Cheese Mousse, Beet Chutney, Caramelized Hazelnuts, and Apple Crisps • Trio of Local Brown Crab: Crab Parfait, Crabmeat and Apple Salad, and Bisque Shot • West Kerry Lamb: Braised Lamb with Pearl Barley Risotto • Buttermilk Posset with Almond Biscuits • Smoked Duck Breast with Duck Liver Pate and Sultana and Apple Chutney • Seared Dingle Bay Scallops, Pea Puree, Pork Breast, and Apple Crisps • Rhubarb Crumble with Salted Caramel Ice Cream • Connacht Essay by Peter Harbison Ballynahinch Castle, Galway – Ultan Cooke • Whipped Goat Cheese with Beet Slaw and Apple Syrup • Sea Scallops with Pureed and Pickled Cauliflower • Lamb, Samphire, and Burnt Onion Puree • Rosewater Creme Brulee • Wood Pigeon, Gooseberry, and Spinach • Sweaty Betty with Barley and Seaweed • Sheep Yogurt Mousse with Marinated Strawberries and Mint Renvyle House, Galway – Tim O'Sullivan • Scallops on a Pea Puree with Vegetable Butter Sauce and Crispy Pancetta • Homemade Pork and Apple Sausage with Shallot and Sage Mashed Potatoes and Port Jus • Chocolate Steamed Pudding • Mussel Pie with Chive Mashed Potatoes • Atlantic Way Duet: Rack of Lamb and Atlantic Lobster with Spinach and Tomato Fondue • Renvyle House Berry Trifle • West Coast Seafood Chowder • Crispy Breast of Duckling with Root Vegetables • Rhubarb and Ginger Creme Brulee • Ulster Essay by Peter Harbison Browns, Derry – Ian Orr • Goat Cheese, Endive, and Walnut Salad • Pork Fillet with Roasted Butternut Squash, Mushrooms, Lemon, and Parsley • Seared Scallops with Black Pudding Crumb and Homemade Potato Bread • Beef Fillet with Buttered Spinach, Dulse Seaweed Hollandaise • Chocolate Fondant • Gin-Cured Salmon and Pickled Cucumber with Dill • Lamb with Spinach, Goat Curd Cheese, and Toasted Pine Nuts • Vanilla Panna Cotta with Honeycomb Lough Erne Resort, Fermanagh – Noel McMeel • Traditional Fish and Chips • Smoked Irish Salmon, Cream Cheese, and Traditional Boxty • Roast Artichoke Soup with Caramelized Armagh Apple and Hazelnut Brittle • Lough Erne Pork Dish • Raspberry Cheesecake and Strawberry Lemonade • Crab and Scallops with Seaweed-Avocado Puree and Fresh Lemon Curd • Fillet of Beef Bourguignon with Mushroom Duxcelle, Pearl Onions, and Roast Beef Sauce MacNean House, Cavan – Neven Maguire • Cashew Nut Chicken and Asparagus Salad with Mango Salsa • Peach Tarte Tatin with Citrus Mascarpone • Crispy Goat Cheese with Apple and Hazelnut Salad • Chicken and Chickpea Tagine with Honey and Ginger • Cappucino Cream Chocolate Cake • Steak and Caramelized Onion Open Sandwich • Spiced Poached Pears with Creme Fraiche and Toasted Almonds |
Excerpt From Book | Foreword This book is both a tribute to and a celebration of the island of Ireland and the exceptional contemporary culinary landscape. Ireland today is a paradise for epicures. Ireland is known throughout the world for its warm, friendly welcome, magnificent landscapes, vibrant towns and villages with music-filled pubs, and something delicious at every turn. Come and see for yourself, immerse yourself in its rich heritage and culture, and let your imagination take flight. Ireland’s UNESCO Heritage sites offer a look at a fascinating history and culture. The 5,000-year-old Newgrange passage-tomb in Ireland’s Ancient East predates the Egyptian pyramids by as many as 500 years. Visit one of Belfast’s oldest attractions—St. George’s Market, which has hosted a weekly market since 1604, an authentic foodie haven with more than 248 stalls overflowing with gorgeous produce. See the Giant’s Causeway, along the Causeway Coastal route in Co. Antrim. Though history tells us this distinctive and breathtaking geological formation of thousands of basalt columns was created by volcanic activity millions of years ago, legend tells us otherwise. Walk in the footsteps of Oscar Wilde or James Joyce, visit Dublin’s famous Abbey Theater founded by W. B. Yeats, or stop by Trinity College to view the Book of Kells. Drive along the Wild Atlantic Way, the world’s longest defined coastal touring route, spanning from Co. Donegal down to Kinsale, Co. Cork. Visit the local markets along the route to meet the artisan producers. Experience the majestic coastal vistas from the Cliffs of Moher that rise 700 feet from the sea in Co. Clare. For the adventurous at heart take a boat ride to Skellig Michael’s monastic ruins founded in the 6th century and located just off the coast of Kerry. George Bernard Shaw commented that it was an “incredible, impossible, mad place . . . part of our dream world.” All of these sites are inviting. But there is another lure. There has been a culinary renaissance in Ireland. Without doubt, Ireland today is a food-lover’s choice. Artisan food-producers and chefs concentrate on fresh, local, seasonal produce offering an enticing contemporary taste. The top chefs included in this book—Darina Allen, Martin Bealin, Derry Clarke, Ultan Cooke, Kevin Dundon, Catherine Fulvio, Neven Maguire, Noel McMeel, Ian Orr, and Tim O’Sullivan—are great ambassadors for Ireland. They take pride in sourcing the best local, seasonal produce and preparing it with creative inventiveness. Many of these chefs trained in Ireland, extended their training far from home, and brought that experience back to the island of Ireland. Let this book whet your appetite to come and experience the island and its exciting food first hand. —Ruth Moran, Tourism Ireland |
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