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Israeli wine is full of Middle Eastern promise
Israel is the forgotten man of global viniculture, but all that could be about to change
Danni Barry is the star of the County Down
Ireland’s only female Michelin-starred chef, Barry made her name at Deanes Eipic in Belfast. Now she’s striking out on her own with Clenaghans, her new restaurant in the tiny rural village of Aghalee
The sweet escape: Yotam Ottolenghi and Helen Goh
Let them eat cake – but only the best kind. That’s the sentiment behind top chefs Ottolenghi and Goh’s new book, Sweet, which brings them back to their roots as patisserie specialists
The Garden Room: Masters of universal appeal
Chef Ed Cooney is trying to achieve something incredibly difficult
Caryna Camerino: No tricks, just treats
Winter isn’t just about savoury delights like game and mushrooms. Inject some seasonality into your baking with these recipes from Caryna Camerino of the Camerino bakery and cafe on Capel Street in Dublin 1
Gareth Smith gives a fresh angle on fish
Think fish and seafood are only for the summer? Think again. As Gareth Smith of Michael’s in Mount Merrion, Dublin shows here, the fruits of the sea can also be used to produce winter warmers
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The Distillation Nation
This year’s Irish Whiskey Awards proved a worthy celebration of uisce beatha
Ox tale has a happy ever after
There’s something life-giving about spending time in a place that’s full of smiles and laughter, and where everyone from the kitchen porter to the head chef is working hard, but is clearly enjoying doing so
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How Californian wines struck gold
Despite the dangerous and frequent wildfires, Californian producers have learned to work with nature to produce some of the world’s finest wines
Chameleon’s karma ensures it’s here to stay
Restaurants don’t last as long as the Chameleon has without being adaptable, focused on quality and conscious of delivering a great customer experience