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January 16, 2009

               This is a poem that was written by a customer some time ago unfortunally I cannot remember his name but I thought I would share it with you                ...
Food for Life: Kevin Thornton's Weblog [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] by foodforlife at 8:24 AM

December 27, 2008

Ireland's Best Chef? Helen Lucy Burke reviews Kevin Thornton's first outing at the Fitzwilliam Hotel You knew Kevin Thornton's former restaurant in Portobello? Right! To imagine his new one, Thornton's in the Fitzwilliam Hotel on Stephen's Green, just focus on every dear detail y...
Food for Life: Kevin Thornton's Weblog [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] by foodforlife at 9:54 AM

June 04, 2008

Bacon and Cabbage Terrine with Celery and Onion Puree Every Irish person has a memory of bacon and cabbage, I have lots of them and to me it is comfort food. There’s nothing nicer than Boiled bacon, Savoy Cabbage and floury potatoes. I remember the cry of the pigs on the local farms and have a mem...
Food for Life: Kevin Thornton's Weblog [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] at 1:07 PM

January 30, 2008

In the Professional kitchen we look at everything that reproduces and use the eggs in different ways. Fish eggs or roe for example Salmon or Trout have a beautiful red colour and are great when you dry them slightly so the skin or the membrane is slightly hard and the inside when you bite it it burs...
Food for Life: Kevin Thornton's Weblog [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] at 1:32 PM
In the Professional kitchen we look at everything that reproduces and use the eggs in different ways. Fish eggs or roe for example Salmon or Trout have a beautiful red colour and are great when you dry them slightly so the skin or the membrane is slightly hard and the inside when you bite it it burs...
Food for Life: Kevin Thornton's Weblog [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] at 1:27 PM

January 15, 2008

Pastries and Desserts   Learning how to make pastry and bake can take time and lots of patience.  But it is also an area of cooking that you can have the most fun with when you get it right and what could be more rewarding than to see the pleasure your guests derive from eating your delicious past...
Food for Life: Kevin Thornton's Weblog [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] at 12:19 PM
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