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It was so warm on Monday morning that I had my morning cup of tea in the sun and it was bliss. It has been such a long cold winter, I felt like a cave creature that had just crawled out of the darkness - pasty and squinty-eyed in the bright pure sun. I know [...]

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For ages now, people have been telling me to try out The Bombay Pantry, an Indian takeaway with seven branches around Dublin.
So finally! I picked up a takeaway for four. Against our better judgment, we got some rather misguided Spicy fish cakes (€4.95) to start. After one bite each we threw them to the cat. [...]

02 Mar, 2010

Recipe: Pigs cheeks braised in cider

Posted by: jacqueline in: Credit Crunch | Good Value | Main Meals | Recipes

I love what AA Gill said in last Sunday’s Sunday Times Style magazine: “Just buy food raw, on the bone, with a head, with slime, with eyes, with fur, with mud, blood and paws. Buy it with roots and scales and spines and pips and shells.” (You can read the full article here). Cook from [...]

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My husband was recording in the house over the weekend and we had about a million people over. I made a ricky load of chilli and rice to keep the troops going - the chilli was scoffed but I had loads of leftover rice. What to do with it?
Well, you can do a number of [...]

Dunnes are doing a great deal on organic chicken wings at the moment. For €4.99 there are enough wings for three to four people and married with a blue cheese dressing, this is one tasty dish.
I particularly like the ‘Spicy Chicken Wings with Blue Cheese Dressing’ recipe from the book ‘Falling Cloudberries’ by Tessa Kiros.
As [...]

23 Feb, 2010

Another lunch secret

Posted by: jacqueline in: Good Value | Lunchtime | Restaurants | Reviews

If I can get a fat burger for a fiver, then I’m not going to spend any more than €5 for my lunch in future. This is until I stop being lazy and make my own packed lunch. It’s the only way forward, but something I continually fail to do.
The Runner Bean on Nassau St [...]

17 Feb, 2010

Loose Tea versus Tea Bags

Posted by: rercy in: Drinks | Good Value | Money Saving Tips

For years, I’ve heard people banging on about the merits of loose-leaf tea versus tea bags and I thought to myself - surely there’s better things to talk about.
It turns out there isn’t! Loose tea is so much better than bagged and I want to tell the world - I can’t believe it’s taken me [...]

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09 Feb, 2010

Review: The Port House

Posted by: rercy in: Good Value | Restaurants | Reviews

One of my all time favourite things to do is wile away a Saturday afternoon nibbling food, drinking wine and people watching.
Located on one of the Dublin’s busiest corners, The Port House on South William Street is the perfect place for such a whimsical lunch. I love this Spanish tapas bar and regularly feast on [...]

02 Feb, 2010

Cat Food - what is best?

Posted by: rercy in: Bargains & Special Offers | Good Value

My cat Kinky is really snooty. I only had to walk in with a box of Lidl cat food and she rejected it on the packaging alone. She won’t even use Lidl cat litter which isn’t such a bad thing because it doesn’t cover odours.
Getting it right when it comes to feeding your cat can [...]

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Lunch is often eaten on the go. A quick plastic sandwich in plastic packaging, a bowl of soup, or a salad on the run. Occasionally, with friends and workmates in the pub or cafe.
But anybody who’s ever taken the afternoon off knows that a good long lunch, properly enjoyed, is one of life’s greatest pleasures. [...]





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