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The Kylemore Abbey Cookbook Edited by Gill & Macmillan Kylemore Abbey is a magnificent turreted castle set in the lush Connemara hills. It is the most photographed tourist attraction in Ireland. The Benedictine Nuns took it over in 1920, and since then have built up a fine tradition of hospitality, with wonderful produce from their farm and with delicious, wholesome dishes from their kitchen. This collection of recipes both old and new, reflects today's changing tastes and lifestyles - from Micaelmas goose with potato stuffing to gooseberries poached in elderflower juice! Click here for The Kylemore Abbey Cookbook.	Ration Book Cookery by Loyd Grossman Gill Corbishley & Emily Allison Rationing was introduced into Britain and Ireland in the early years of the Second World War and lasted for nearly a decade after it was over. Rural Ireland was fortunate in that it could rely on home-grown meat and vegetables to provide most of the meals. But there were shortages of “luxuries” like tea and sugar. Illustrated with colour and black & white photographs as well as many contemporary advertisements, the book provides a true taste of the time. Adapterd from an editorial review on amazon. Click here for Ration Book Cookery	Rachel's Favourite Food for Friends by Rachel Allen Want to have a romantic dinner for two? Need to impress your boss? It's your turn to host the family Christmas dinner? Relax! Rachel Allen provides all the answers for the busy host who wants to offer something special, using the best food, easily prepared with accessible ingredients in the minimum of time. And as her many thousands of fans know from her TV series and previous book, Rachel makes it easy and makes it fun! Click here for Rachel's Favorite Food for Friends.
Dublin Dining - New Recipes from Dublin's Finest Chefs by Paul Rankin, editor Dublin is undisputedly one of the trendiest cities in Europe, renowned for its vibrant social scene, fun-loving population, and outstanding cuisine. For the first time, Dublin Dining gathers together a truly mouthwatering collection of recipes from Dublin's cooking elite. Click here for Dublin Dining.

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Sun, Mar 4, 2018

"...the freshest of food and
the oldest of drink"
- Irish Proverb

The New Irish Table
by Margaret Johnson

Margaret Johnson’s love of Ireland permeates page after glorious page of mouthwatering Irish dishes, from Smoked Salmon Chowder to Raspberry Buttermilk Tarts. Lavish color photographs of the food, the landscapes, and the people are woven through the text, making The New Irish Table the next best thing to sitting down to dinner in Ireland itself.
Click here for New Irish Table.

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