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19 Dec, 2012

Saba Cookbook Competition Winners

Posted by: jean in: Books on Food | Competitions

Our Saba Cookbook winners have been picked.  The very lucky individuals Fionnuala Desmond and Stuart Lattimore will be receiving a copy each of the plush and gorgeous Saba cookbook.  Check your emails Fionnuala and Stuart – if you respond via email with your addresses today, there’s a chance you’ll get the book in time for Christmas. [...]



If you know someone who likes cooking, Thai and Vietnamese food, or both, The Saba Cookbook is the perfect Christmas present. There’s plenty of gorgeous recipes, information on Thai and Vietnamese food, stories about Saba, and beautiful food photography. The recipes feature easily accessible ingredients. The book has been shortlisted as Ireland’s entry in the 2013 [...]



12 Dec, 2012

Food myths busted: tonight at 8pm

Posted by: peter in: Books on Food | Food Events

Tonight at 8pm: go listen to the wise words of Professor Mike Gibney at the Irish Skeptics Society, where he is going to bust some of the common myths in food and health in a talk at the Davenport Hotel, just off Merrion Square. For example, obesity is a new thing, all things natural are [...]



More pie, please.  This one is called “Romany’s Lucky Ducky Pie” and is my favourite recipe is from the Pieminister Cookbook by Tristan Hogg and Jon Simon. If you have sampled their wares, or just like a good pie, I highly recommend it. The recipes are quite tricky, but just clear the decks, open a [...]



Big thanks to all who entered our ‘Something to Chew On’ giveaway. We got three random numbers from random.org, and matched them to our email subscribers list to pick our winners. Random Integer Generator Here are your random numbers: 69, 285,  213 Timestamp: 2012-09-07 15:00:00 UTC The winners are: Kathleen MacMullan, Liesel Hall and Ludovic [...]




 

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