My Irish Table: Recipes from the Homeland and Restaurant Eve by Cathal Armstrong and David Hagedorn

    • Categories: Egg dishes; Breakfast / brunch; Irish
    • Ingredients: tomatoes; sage; pork shoulder; panko breadcrumbs; white pepper; thyme; sausage casings; French bread; eggs; basil; marjoram; collagen casings; pork blood; ground pork fat; milk; quatre-épices; garlic; pink curing salt #1; yellow mustard seeds; pork loin; baked potatoes; wholemeal flour; all-purpose flour; butter; buttermilk; toasted bread of your choice; Seville oranges; sugar; quick-set pectin; raspberries; cooked pearl barley; rolled oats
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  • Beef stew

    • TrishaCP on March 19, 2016

      Flavor-wise, this is one of the best beef stews that I have made. I subbed dried rosemary (1 tsp) thyme (1 1/2 tsps), and bay for the fresh herbs (added to the vegetables when sweating)- and used chicken stock instead of Demi-glacé or beef for a lighter flavor. The cooking time was insufficient to get my meat tender- I should have cut smaller pieces or planned to cook it longer. Anyway, even with that (probably user error) this is a keeper.

  • Fried oysters with horseradish and green onion mayonnaise

    • twoyolks on February 17, 2024

      The batter is great on the oysters. It's airy and super crispy. I didn't make the horseradish and green onion mayonnaise and instead just used some homemade mayonnaise for dipping.

  • Fish and chips with tartar sauce

    • twoyolks on March 16, 2017

      I only made the fish which was really good. The batter is light and crispy and complements the fish well.

  • Boiling bacon with parsley sauce

    • twoyolks on March 20, 2016

      This was much too salty. The pork itself is nice, but the combination of the fattiness and the salt make this hard to eat.

  • Corned beef

    • twoyolks on March 20, 2016

      This is a very good homemade corned beef. It's the only recipe I've seen that involves both a brine and a dry rub. The flavor of the corned beef is good. It has the appropriate amount of saltiness.

  • Baked cured ham

    • twoyolks on April 17, 2017

      Way too salty.

  • Creamed leeks

    • twoyolks on March 20, 2016

      Very good creamed leeks. It goes very well with seared salmon. I would cut down a bit on the salt in the future.

  • Colcannon

    • twoyolks on April 17, 2017

      This is a nice riff on traditional mashed potatoes. The kale and sautéed onions really compliment the mashed potatoes without over powering them. I liked the kale even though I usually don't.

    • TrishaCP on November 14, 2017

      I subbed buttermilk for the cream, but otherwise followed the recipe (using lacinato kale). I agree that this was delicious.

  • Irish soda bread

    • twoyolks on March 20, 2016

      A good soda bread recipe. The only downside is that it tends to spread out so you get wide but short slices.

  • Batch loaf

    • twoyolks on March 28, 2016

      For such a simple recipe with such a short rise (~2.5 hours), this is a very good bread. It has a lot of flavor. It also has a very tight crumb.

  • Potato rolls

    • twoyolks on April 17, 2017

      These are good, substantial, sturdy rolls. They'd best be served as a sandwich rolls (and not as dinner rolls). The directions for this recipe are rather confusing. I believe the correct instructions are to boil the potato, save the cooking water, then add 1 cup of the reserved water to the pureed potatoes. Then add the pureed potatoes to the flour and salt and continue mixing. I needed to add more flour so that it wasn't quite so sticky.

    • LomaxHartCreative on September 07, 2021

      I concur with twoyoks, the recipe does seem to be missing a step or two, and I also had to add about an extra 1/2 cup of flour. Even after my rise the dough was VERY sticky! I needed a heavy flour dusted board to mold the shapes. That being said, they are delicious and I would make them again. You're basically making a potato slurry and then adding that to your dough, once boiled down there was no longer 1 cup of water left, so I added in a bit more. 

  • Parmesan-black pepper vinaigrette

    • twoyolks on April 14, 2016

      This was somewhat like a Caesar dressing but the flavor of the garlic dominated. Neither the parmesan nor the black pepper were that significant. I actually liked the flavor of the dressing on its own better than on lettuce.

  • Dill sauce

    • TrishaCP on January 31, 2016

      This makes a ton, and is very flavorful with fish.

  • Basic mayonnaise

    • twoyolks on April 13, 2021

      I've never made mayonnaise in a stand mixer before but it did work. It was lighter and airier than a standard mayonnaise but I didn't really notice any difference in flavor or texture.

  • Marie Rose sauce

    • TrishaCP on January 31, 2016

      A great version of the classic sauce- this one is a total crowd pleaser.

  • Tartar sauce

    • twoyolks on March 16, 2017

      The tartar sauce was lighter than most but was too lemony.

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Reviews about this book

  • Food52

    Q & A with author Cathal Armstrong

    Full review
  • Oregonian

    ...he's also gathered recipes from his restaurants, which takes Irish cooking in new directions and challenge home cooks to take their skills to another level.

    Full review
  • ISBN 10 1306474892
  • ISBN 13 9781306474894
  • Published Mar 04 2014
  • Format eBook
  • Language English
  • Countries United States
  • Publisher Ten Speed Press
  • Imprint Ten Speed Press


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