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Simple berry crumble
With buttery crumble and delicious berries, this dessert is a guaranteed crowd pleaser. What's more this recipe from Siúcra is quick and easy to make. Top with a dollop of cream and enjoy.
Savour a scrumptious pancake breakfast on Valentine’s morning
Surprise and delight that someone special by whipping up some scrumptious r aspberry pancake stack with rose cream for breakfast on the annual day of love, certain to make your tastebuds tingle!
Pork with bacon, paprika, and butter beans
This traditional Spanish combination of pork and paprika gives a dish rich in flavour and colour.
Crispy blueberry bars are the perfect school lunchbox treat
When it comes to lunch box goodies, we know it can be hard getting the perfect balance for your little ones.
The ‘amusements’ in the Fairgreen
It is good to see the funfair being set up at the moment along the Prom, a sure sign that the summer is on the way. There has been a history of summer funfairs in Galway for well over 100 years, though they were always known here as ‘the amusements’. In the early days, the Toft family used to organise them in Salthill Park. Occasionally, the neighbours used to object to the noise and the traffic, and on at least one occasion, they were invited next door on to the site in front of Dr O’Beirne’s house (where Leisureland is today).
The egg and butter market in Church Street
Some weeks ago we wrote about the virtues of country butter being sold at the Saturday Market, but it seems there were occasional vices there too. The ink was hardly dry on the paper when David Barrett sent us an account of a court case that took place at the Galway Petty Sessions in September 1910 before the magistrates Messrs J Kilbride and JS Young. District Inspector Hildebrand prosecuted Mrs Sarah Bane, Moycullen, on three different counts of selling butter that was unfit for human consumption to Kate Hoare, Mary Griffin, and Norah Joyce. Mr Cooke, from Blake and Kenny solicitors, appeared for the defence.
Country butter in the market
There was nothing quite like the first bite and creamy taste of hand-churned country butter whether it was oozing and melting on your potatoes or spread on your bread. It was usually made in small batches, was rich and flavoursome, and had an old fashioned taste, the way butter used to taste years ago.
Savoury croque monsieur with carrot and beetroot salad
This is a sophisticated toasted ham sandwich, laden with flavour, the cheesy topping making this sandwich extra tasty.
Savour a scrumptious pancake breakfast on Valentine’s morning
Surprise and delight that someone special by whipping up some scrumptious raspberry pancake stack with rose cream for breakfast on the annual day of love, certain to make your tastebuds tingle!
Show some love with this delicious baked cheesecake
We may be stuck at home this Valentine’s Day, but we can make the best of it with this restaurant quality, easy to make dessert from Siúcra.