Irish seaweed Local Irish products
Irish dulse
If you like new experiences, then try Irish dulse, an iodized, rather full-bodied red seaweed used to accompany fish, omelettes or salads!…
Gastronomy in Ireland : the must-haves
Potatoes in Ireland
Ireland and the potato have enjoyed a special relationship for centuries! This starch can be found in almost all Irish gastronomic specialities,…
Irish relish
Relish is a very popular condiment in Ireland! This is a cooked preparation made from vegetables and spices. It is generally used…
Parsnips
Parsnips are a very popular vegetable in Ireland! Resembling a white carrot, it is considered an old vegetable but is currently enjoying…
Irish fish dishes Local Irish products
Irish cod
Often called "fresh cod" in English, Irish cod is one of Ireland's favorite fish! It has to be said that the country…
Nettle
No, nettles don't sting on your plate! In fact, it's a much sought-after plant in Irish cuisine! It is used in soups,…
Guinness fish and chips
In Ireland, there’s fish and chips, a speciality made with fried fish, French fries and split peas… But there’s also a 100%…
Chocolate cookies, Guinness, Baileys
If you love cookies, and have a penchant for Irish spirits, then we can’t recommend this 100% Irish recipe for chocolate, Guinness…
The chutney
Chutney is a sweet and sour sauce of Anglo-Saxon origin, which can be served as an accompaniment to a main course. The…
Worcestershire sauce
Borrowed from Great Britain, Worcestershire is an extremely popular condiment in Ireland. It can be used to spice up a variety of…