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Irish "cuisine" book for an American chef

  • 03-12-2020 12:20pm
    #1
    actuallylike
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    Hello all,

    A friend I know is American (also a chef) and I wanted to get them something Irish, probably a cooking book. I feel Irish cuisine is mainly based around surviving, but was wondering if there's any good cookbooks that focus on specific Irish delicacies. Stuff like coddle, not just Irish stew. Doesn't even have to be a cookbook, if there's a book about Irish dishes, that would work as well.

    Thanks all.


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  • #2
    Mystery Egg
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    I would definitely buy them a nice hardback from Darina Allen. There are lots to choose from. Her focus is on fresh and local foods and really the team at Ballymaloe can't be beat for Irish cuisine for home cooking.


  • #3
    odyssey06
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 32,497 ✭✭✭✭odyssey06


    Ireland's green larder by Margaret Hickey is more of a cultural history than cook book, if you are looking for something more in that space.

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



  • #4
    reap-a-rat
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    The Irish Country Women's Association has a recipe book with recipes from their members. Specifically mentions coddle in the description here:

    https://www.gillbooks.ie/food-drink/food-drink/the-irish-countrywomens-association-cookbook

    I have a baking one from them and it's jam packed so I'd say this is the same. They always have sort of handy "mammy" tricks as well.


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