Dublin: Full Irish with a bite
THERE was a time, not so long ago, when the very notion of an ‘Irish cuisine’ would have had gourmands choking on their amuse-bouches.
Back then, Irish cooking was firmly locked into the meat-and-two-vegetables matrix. It could be very tasty, but basically food was about fuel. Dinner was about dinner. For an island nation, we were strangely suspicious of seafood. With a few notable exceptions, the idea of turning Irish ingredients into fine dining just didn’t compute.
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