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Cookery programmes on RTE

tuisginideach · 2017-09-05 17:52:47

A saorview person here - so only RTE X 2, TV3 TG4 etc. Are there accompanying recipes for the TV cookery programmes - I'm a 'cook by the rules' person (wish I wasn't) but I'd love to know what quantities X means by 'some cream' and ''chop your carrots'. Do I have to buy books by those chefs or is there some sort of…

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A saorview person here - so only RTE X 2, TV3 TG4 etc.

Are there accompanying recipes for the TV cookery programmes - I'm a 'cook by the rules' person (wish I wasn't) but I'd love to know what quantities X means by 'some cream' and ''chop your carrots'. Do I have to buy books by those chefs or is there some sort of accompanying webpages?
Thanks

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#2 05-09-2017 6:28pm

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Here's a link to the Food section of the RTE website. They generally post all the recipes in any given cookery series. It's a great resource - I've used it a lot

https://www.rte.ie/lifestyle/food/headlines/

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If you draw a blank online often you can get the companion books in your local library or reserve a copy ... if theres one in striking distance for you.

"To follow knowledge like a sinking star..." (Tennyson's Ulysses)

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#4 05-09-2017 8:07pm

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Thank you very much - that link is what I was thinking of, and yes, the library would help out too.

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