A question of Taste: Roz Purcell
She is the celebrity chef on The Restaurant on TV3 next Wednesday at 9pm, a show recorded at Wineport Lodge in Glasson, Co Westmeath.
It would have to be a food-related book, Integrative Nutrition, by Joshua Rosenthal.
Gone Girl. I didn’t think I would like it, but I was mistaken.
This kind of comes under performance — I went to see the Ironman Copenhagen race in which my sister participated. It was beyond inspiring.
iTunes all the way. However, we have a vinyl player in the house which makes music sound so much better.
Royal Blood.
I went to see the Royal Ballet when I was younger and it always stayed with me — their precision, talent and hard work.
I’m not the best for watching TV, I usually have to catch things back on the player. I just never have the time and try to never get addicted to box sets — I wouldn’t leave the house! My guilty pleasure, however, is renovation programmes.
I just listen to the radio in the car. I love listening to Matt Cooper on Today FM.
Visiting the village of Cong and staying in Ashford castle, it was an active weekend and the food was mind blowing.
Probably Jennifer Lopez, I met her while I was modelling in Puerto Rico. I spent the evening with her, and got to see her perform in concert with Marc Anthony.
I met a pet lion when I was living in South Africa, he wasn’t as friendly as a house cat. But nothing beats photographer Barry McCall’s dog Boo — he’s always on set in the studio.
I am usually one for a bargain, this was a bargain but still a bit expensive — it was a vintage LV travel bag. I carry everything but the kitchen sink in it so it was a pretty practical purchase.
I love Instagram. I use my Canon camera constantly in the kitchen and am really getting into food photography. I also love sports gadgets and apps — TrainingPeaks, Strava.
I love making dessert in any form, I have a serious sweet tooth! I’m a big one for watching movies while eating the sweet and salty popcorn I make.
I train six days a week, and I am a fan of triathlon and TRX suspension training.
Conor Cusack.
For everyone to turn their phones off and actually be sociable. It’s amazing the life experiences that are missed by having your head buried in your phone.

