Three cheers to great chef Myrtle Allen

Seldom has an RTÉ TV programme evoked such interest as A Life in Food, about chef Myrtle Allen, which was broadcast on Sept 3. Allen is highly praised.

Three cheers to great chef Myrtle Allen
Wed, 25 Sep, 2013 - 01:00
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That respect stems from the etiquette of her kitchen in Ballymaloe House, as summed up in the concluding minute of the programme.

- You need to use all your senses.

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