Here are photos of us smoking our beets and of the final dish.
Showing posts with label cheese. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cheese. Show all posts
Thursday, 29 June 2017
Smoked Beetroot
Ardsallagh goats cheese, smoked beets, salt baked beets, beetroot & cider reduction, walnuts, pickled shallots & raisins - all on one glorious plate.
Here are photos of us smoking our beets and of the final dish.
Here are photos of us smoking our beets and of the final dish.
Thursday, 4 May 2017
It's All About the Hollandaise
When it comes to our Saturday brunch, we make a lovely hollandaise. A dash of lemon gives it its distinctive fresh flavour.
It accompanies our Durkin's Spiced Beef Hash, Eggs Benedict, Eggs Florentine, and sometimes a brunch special or two.
Special: haloumi, purple potatoes, sprouting broccoli, hollandaise & eggs.
Special: Eggs Florentine with black pudding granola
Special: K. O'Connell's smoked salmon, poached egg on McCarthy's buttermilk pancake, spinach & hollandaise sauce
It accompanies our Durkin's Spiced Beef Hash, Eggs Benedict, Eggs Florentine, and sometimes a brunch special or two.
Durkin's Spiced Beef Hash
Eggs Benedict
Eggs Florentine

Special: haloumi, purple potatoes, sprouting broccoli, hollandaise & eggs.
Special: Eggs Florentine with black pudding granola
Special: K. O'Connell's smoked salmon, poached egg on McCarthy's buttermilk pancake, spinach & hollandaise sauce
Tuesday, 16 December 2014
Farm house cheese and a trip to RTE Cork studios
In conjunction with Bord Bia I popped along to RTE studios to cook on the Today show with Dáithí Ó Sé and Maura Derrane, the theme was farmhouse cheese as Bord bia are running a campaign to make people more aware of such cheeses and promoting the stories behind them for more info www.discoverfarmhousecheese.ie
I choose my home town cheese Carrigaline with Dillisk and Cooleeny camambert to go in to my dish of Ballyhoura mushroom pots a quick easy dish to do to see how I do it skip ahead to 43 minutes
And here is the recipie
Ballyhoura mushroom pots with carrigaline farm house Dillisk cheese & cooleeny Camembert with toasted soda bread
Ingredients
Serve 4
Ingredients
300g mixed Ballyhoura mushrooms (shiitake & king oyster ) chopped
1 clove garlic minced
100ml white wine
250 ml cream
20g grated Carrigaline Dillisk cheese
100g cooleeny Camembert sliced
Rapseed oil
Method
Preheat oven to 180c
warm a frying pan once hot add a drop of rapseed oil add the mushrooms and minced garlic sitting for 2-3 minutes add the white wine on a high heat and reduce then add the cream and lastly add the grated carrigaline cheese.
Divide your mix between four ramekins and place a slice of cooleeny Camembert on top bake in the oven for 6-8 minutes and serve with toasted breads
Tip
Cheeses freeze well so if you have to much portion them down cling film and freeze them also soft cheese like cooleeny when frozen you can shave of shavings into salads
Wednesday, 2 April 2014
Risotto balls
Risotto balls with Hegarty's cheddar wild garlic dulse & Ballyhoura mushrooms just about to be bread crumbed.
Sunday, 2 December 2012
Savoury ice cream ? Give it a whirl .
Getting prep under way on a Saturday afternoon we play around with ideas of dishes for specials as we do every other day but we recently purchased an ice cream machine and we had chicken livers on the bits list so what to do ?
The bits list is the list of vegetables meats etc. that are not on in use on our menu but are to be used in specials.
Blue cheese is a common match with chicken livers but with the new ice cream machine just sitting their an experiment had to be done using a traditional vanilla ice cream recipe minus the vanilla a few slivers of Cashel blue cheese whisked into the warm ice cream base with 1 teaspoon of freshly coarsely ground black pepper then into the machine until frozen.
The result was a creamy ice cream that embraced the wonderful flavour of the cheese that paired so well with the livers and our red onion & bacon jam .
Have you tried any unusual flavours ?
The bits list is the list of vegetables meats etc. that are not on in use on our menu but are to be used in specials.
Blue cheese is a common match with chicken livers but with the new ice cream machine just sitting their an experiment had to be done using a traditional vanilla ice cream recipe minus the vanilla a few slivers of Cashel blue cheese whisked into the warm ice cream base with 1 teaspoon of freshly coarsely ground black pepper then into the machine until frozen.
The result was a creamy ice cream that embraced the wonderful flavour of the cheese that paired so well with the livers and our red onion & bacon jam .
Have you tried any unusual flavours ?
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