Mark Moriarty: Two of my best recipes to ease you into barbecue season
And don’t forget my top tip to avoid your food sticking to the grill
Recipes, food tips and features from chef and food writer Mark Moriarty
And don’t forget my top tip to avoid your food sticking to the grill
Remember to slice the steak against the grain after it has had a good rest
Don’t forget the important step of sealing the fish in the frying pan before introducing it to the barbecue
You could go to all the trouble of making your own puff pastry for these simple dishes, but there’s really no need
Remember to chill the diplomat cream while you’re getting the apple slices ready for the oven
Preheating the oven is crucial to your success with this very straightforward process
Simple marinades and dressings should be your go-tos as the seasons change
Prepare this flavour-filled chicken in advance and store in the fridge
Take a minute to learn how to make this dressing and you’ll have a skill for life
There’s an easy tip for blanching your spears that will make all the difference
Adding sugar and sea salt to your boiling water will greatly enhance the result
Remember to discard the bottom third of the asparagus spears – this is often too woody
Trapped between winter and summer days, these two dishes work perfectly whatever the weather throws at us
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Does anybody remember who put Fairy Liquid in Mark’s fairy cakes during home economics class?
You won’t even need an electric mixer for this really easy cake
Follow my simple tip to get rid of air bubbles from your mix
I know most people automatically go for a leg of lamb, but I’m most definitely a shoulder man
This very simple recipe would also work well with giant cous cous
Top tip: lamb and anchovy make one of cooking’s best flavour combinations
Irish wild fish can be expensive, but the flavour will reward you handsomely
Top tip: repeat the breadcrumbs step to ensure the crab cakes are properly coated
Start this stress-free dish on the hob and finish it in the oven
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You’ll need to allow your flameproof casserole dish to get smoking hot for this traditional French recipe
You’ll need a good bit of patience at the start of this recipe but it’ll be worth it
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The quality of Irish food can stand tall against cuisines from anywhere else in the world
You might prefer to ask for your butcher’s help in preparing the lamb shoulder for this simple dish
This wonderful Irish dish starts with a simple but crucial brine
Take inspiration from the immigrant cultures of Melbourne while using the best Irish ingredients
Don’t forget to season your San Marzano tomatoes
The instant aromatic hit you get when soy, chilli, garlic and ginger meet hot oil is just fabulous
A few very easy steps will lead you towards a fast and delicious Asian-style dinner
Make sure you have a good non-stick frying pan to hand before you begin
Vegan food has come a very long way in Ireland and aren’t we lucky that it has?
This flavourful dish is finished with coconut, crispy chilli and garlic, cashew and lime
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These are basically chocolate fondants you can easily make in a cup
These two treats will enhance both your weekend and the week ahead
This is a super way to use up those bananas that are on the road to rotting in your fruit bowl
Don’t forget to chill the cookie dough – it will make it easier to achieve perfect results
These dishes both let the oven do the work, freeing you up for other things
Don’t forget to add the lemon after you’ve taken this feast out of the oven
Make sure you use beef mince with a higher fat content
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Perfect winter recipes for when you want something hearty, comforting and nutritious during colder, darker days
The key trick with peppers is to pre-roast them with some olive oil and salt
These mushrooms will be delicious with a mixed herb salad
The bulgur wheat can be cooked while the peppers are roasting
The key to cooking this leafy green is to add it to a dry pan with a touch of salt
The seasoning is key to this dish so make sure you don’t leave out the nutmeg
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