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Salmon Tagliatelle worked out well last week.

 

Although I think I used too much creme fraiche and not enough wine, or maybe let the wine reduce too much.

It was VERY creamy, and thus a bit stodgy. Feel like the sauce should have stayed a bit thinner.

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Were going a bit old school for the old ladies (mothersday)

 

CREAM OF MARKET VEGETABLE SOUP - homemade soda bread

 

CRAB, PRAWN & SMOKED SALMON COCKTAIL

 

TOMATO TART TARTIN – glazed goats cheese & red onion compote

 

CONFIT LEG OF DUCK – rocket salad & smoked onion

 

SALMON & COD CRISP FISHCAKES WITH HOLLANDAISE SAUCE

 

SALMON CHOWDER – smoked salmon –mash – mini smoked salmon club

(Supplement €2.50)

 

WILD MUSHROOM & SMOKED CHICKEN RISOTTO

(Supplement €2.50)

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ROAST SIRLOIN OF IRISH PRIME BEEF –buttered mash – roast potatoes– market vegetables & pan jus

 

ROASTED BALLONTINE OF TURKEY –ham & herb sausage meat stuffing, buttered mash, roast potatoes, market vegetables & pan gravy

 

GRILLED PLAICE FILLETS- asparagus, baby potatoes & crab butter

 

BAKED SALMON FILLET – spinach, cauliflower puree & rosti potato

 

ROAST CHICKEN   – with confit leg, celeriac cream, fondant potato & mushroom cream

 

TAJINE OF BUTTERNUT SQUASH  – cous cous – labne

 

HOUSE AGED SIRLOIN STEAK - gratin potatoes, roast parsnips, 5 peppercorn jus

(Supplement €4.50)

AGED FILLET STEAK - gratin potatoes, roast parsnips, 5 peppercorn jus

(Supplement €7.50)

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RED VELVET TIRAMISU

WHITE CHOCOLATE & RHUBARB TRIFLE

STEAMED LEMON PUDDING WITH LEMON CURD ICE CREAM

RICH CHOCOLATE & CHERRY TORTE

MAPLE PANNA COTTA WITH PECANS & SHORTBREADS

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FRESHLY BREWED TEA OR COFFEE

€22.95 PER PERSON (3 COURSES WITH TEA/COFFEE)

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But one thing about liver that the best cook can't change is the inherent texture. It's slightly granular, like pears, and quite soft and slightly sticky or melting. Some people find the texture unpleasant, I like it.

As a late update, I did the liver and onions (with some smoked bacon) and absolutely loved the taste but I have to say the texture was a problem. As a result, I shan't be going down that road again.

I'm glad, however, that I tried it.

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But one thing about liver that the best cook can't change is the inherent texture. It's slightly granular, like pears, and quite soft and slightly sticky or melting. Some people find the texture unpleasant, I like it.

As a late update, I did the liver and onions (with some smoked bacon) and absolutely loved the taste but I have to say the texture was a problem. As a result, I shan't be going down that road again.

I'm glad, however, that I tried it.

 

 

Out of interest, how do you find the texture of chicken liver pate, when it's been blended and has become smoother?  Still unpleasant, or not?

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Out of interest, how do you find the texture of chicken liver pate, when it's been blended and has become smoother?  Still unpleasant, or not?

Fine - though I've not had it a great deal.

Prefer Ardennes to Brussels as far as pork goes.

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