I can also highly recommend the coddle as well as the bacon and cabbage spring rolls.
‘There are hundreds of Coddle recipes, but mine is the true Dublin one’
The Irish Times: We Love Food – Joan Scales, travel writer
I can also highly recommend the coddle as well as the bacon and cabbage spring rolls.
Bus from The Gravediggers to Briody’s. Shank’s mare to Mulligan’s and to Toner’s. Luas to Slattery’s. Lovely urban walk on a balmy May evening.
50th birthday of an old UCD friend’s wife a partial alibi.
Wonderful atmosphere in Dublin yesterday. Toner’s beer garden was heaving. “The mackerel-crowded seas”…
What’s the daughters fella drinking?
I’d love a good traditional recipe for coddle, anybody?
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Malarkey: farmerinthecity:I have never seen a spot to sell so much Guinness exclusively.
I can also highly recommend the coddle as well as the bacon and cabbage spring rolls.
I’d love a good traditional recipe for coddle, anybody?
Not in my repertoire, must admit. But the friend that was with me yesterday, and who quite often cooks coddle at home, said there are plenty of versions. His children like him to brown the meat, for instance, which is seemingly not the echt way of going about this dish. The version in The Gravediggers did not include carrots but he always includes carrots. And so forth. I imagine parsnips, swedes and turnips could easily come into the mix.
I’d love a good traditional recipe for coddle, anybody?
The Irish Times: We Love Food – Joan Scales, travel writer
I’d love a good traditional recipe for coddle, anybody?
I formed the impression yesterday that bacon ribs, which The Gravediggers use, is more echt than using rashers.
Piccolino
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If I were on the who wants to be a millionaire I’d have taken a stab at Dingle.
You can read Paddy Bawn Brosnans in the background
I’d say your in Berlin