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Wild garlic pesto
Beef and Irish stout stew
Chocolate stout truffles
Christmas pudding truffles {recipe}
Irish stout gingerbread {NO recipe}
Caramel apple and Irish whiskey clafoutis
Colcannon is a traditional Irish potato dish eaten at Halloween
The traditional full Irish breakfast gets a makeover as a salad
Roast cod with pesto, chorizo and cherry tomatoes
Chocolate biscuit cake
Potato, cheddar and rosemary bread
Orange and cardamom jelly with candied pistachios
Hot cross buns with cranberries and apricots
Irish nettle soup
When you make Irish soda bread, folklore says you should cross the top to let the fairies out
Salted Nutella and banana pancakes
Seville orange marmalade with whiskey and ginger
Scotch eggs are tipped to be trendy in 2012 - here's my easy oven baked version
Mustard and herb lamb chops with honey dressing
Beef, beer and blue cheese pot pies
Lamb shanks in Irish stout
Crab crème brûlée is the signature dish of chef Paul Flynn of The Tannery in Ireland
Irish farmhouse mac and cheese
Cream of fennel soup with honey and thyme
Dublin Bay prawns, bought on the pier fresh off the boat, with lemon, garlic and chilli
Irish cream panna cotta with a mocha ganache
Boxty is a traditional Irish potato cake - my version uses bacon and scallions
Irish coffee curd cheesecake, the perfect no-bake, make-ahead dessert
Sweet chilli sausages made by one of Ireland's only female craft butchers with a tomato, chilli and coriander sauce