Coast
Recipes from Ireland's Wild Atlantic Way
1st Edition
Published on 24. September 2015
320 pages
978-0-00-746244-5 (ISBN)
Description
Follow bestselling author and TV chef Rachel Allen as she journeys along the beautiful Atlantic coast of Ireland, delivering over 100 recipes collected from her culinary odyssey.
The west coast of Ireland is a rugged terrain of wild natural beauty, and the traditional food of these coastal towns and villages complements this perfectly. Go on a magical trip with Rachel as she explores their local fare, starting her journey near her home in Cork and travelling all the way up to the green untamed headlands of Donegal.
Filled with stunning photography of the people and places she visits along the way, you'll discover a whole host of authentic and simple recipes inspired by her travels. From Salmon Pate and Pan Fried Brill with Watercress Butter; to Irish Gingerbread and Gin, Lemon and Milk ice cream, these are simple dishes made with the freshest ingredients - fuss-free and yet packed full of flavour.
Part travel journal, part cookbook, Rachel also shares her favourite places to stay off the beaten track; the incredible stories she learns from the fishermen and farmers that she meets; and the breadth of local produce - from honey and cheeses to gins and whiskeys - that she samples.
Rustic seafood, rich stews, heart-warming sweets and everything in between - this is Rachel's most personal book to date. Welcome to her Ireland.
The west coast of Ireland is a rugged terrain of wild natural beauty, and the traditional food of these coastal towns and villages complements this perfectly. Go on a magical trip with Rachel as she explores their local fare, starting her journey near her home in Cork and travelling all the way up to the green untamed headlands of Donegal.
Filled with stunning photography of the people and places she visits along the way, you'll discover a whole host of authentic and simple recipes inspired by her travels. From Salmon Pate and Pan Fried Brill with Watercress Butter; to Irish Gingerbread and Gin, Lemon and Milk ice cream, these are simple dishes made with the freshest ingredients - fuss-free and yet packed full of flavour.
Part travel journal, part cookbook, Rachel also shares her favourite places to stay off the beaten track; the incredible stories she learns from the fishermen and farmers that she meets; and the breadth of local produce - from honey and cheeses to gins and whiskeys - that she samples.
Rustic seafood, rich stews, heart-warming sweets and everything in between - this is Rachel's most personal book to date. Welcome to her Ireland.
Reviews / Votes
Praise for Rachel Allen:'... the Irish Nigella... Bake is simply and engagingly written: one irresistible thing after another' Evening Standard
'A natural TV chef: relaxed, articulate and knowledgeable.' Sunday Times
'Food for real people.' Irish Examiner
'If you haven't heard of Rachel Allen, you will soon. Ireland's blond and beautiful equivalent of Nigella Lawson... is taking her place on the international culinary scene with her everyday food that focuses on simple suppers and divine puddings.' Daily Mail
More details
Language
English
Place of publication
United Kingdom
Publishing group
HarperCollins Publishers
Product notice
Reflowable
File size
135,28 MB
ISBN-13
978-0-00-746244-5 (9780007462445)
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Person
Rachel Allen was brought up in Dublin and at the age of eighteen left to study at the prestigious Ballymaloe Cookery School. Today, she not only teaches at the school, she also writes regular features for national publications, presents highly acclaimed television programmes which have been broadcast internationally. She is the winner of the 2012 Irish Book Award for Best Non-Fiction for Easy Meals.
