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Choice, warmth, tradition
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The gourmet's guide to Ireland
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Eating out in Ireland
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Ireland - a gastronome's paradise
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An Irish food glossary
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An Irish food glossary (continued)
Féile Bia 
Potato Cakes 
Quality program run by Bord Bia (The Irish Food Board) 
Savoury mixture of potato, wheat flour and butter. 
with 1,450 members who provide information to customers 
on how the food they serve is produced and where it 
Prawn 
comes from.
Harvested in many Irish waters. Also known as a langoustine or 
Fraughans
Norway lobster.
 
Variety of wild blueberry used in desserts and for 
Rowan berries  
flavouring Poitín.
The berries of a rowan tree, also known as the 
Full Irish 
mountain ash.
Hot breakfast platter consisting of grilled rashers of bacon, 
Sloes 
sausages, black and white pudding, mushrooms, tomatoes, 
potato cake and fried or poached egg.
The fruits of the blackthorn tree and are suitable 
for preserves.
Good Food Circles
 
Slow Food 
In a number of areas, restaurants come together to form good 
food circles and publish guides listing all members.
International organisation of artisan food producers and 
consumers, dedicated to ensuring the diversity and future of 
Kassler
small-scale, farm food production using traditional methods.
 
Prime cuts of pork loin, lightly brined and smoked.
Soda Farl 
Kipper
Farl is an old word for a quarter. A flat white soda bread, 
 
shaped into a round, cut into triangular quarters and baked on 
To ‘kipper’ a herring is to split it, bone it, lightly salt it, then 
a griddle.
smoke it. Eaten at breakfast.
Mead
Taste of Ulster 
  
Quality eating initiative promoted by the Northern Ireland Food 
An alcoholic drink made from fermented honey.
and Drink Association. Members are committed to the pursuit 
of excellence in food and service, and are dedicated to the use 
Oat Cakes 
of the finest quality local produce.
Crisp, savoury biscuit made with oatmeal and water; served 
with cheese.
Turf-smoked beef 
Uncooked beef smoked over turf (peat).
Poitín 
Home-made distilled spirit – a practice that is illegal in Ireland. 
Ulster Fry 
Made from a brew consisting mainly of barley, it has a 
The same as Full Irish but fried, with the addition of fried soda 
distinctive dry and grainy flavour with a delicate aftertaste that 
farl and (sometimes) baked beans.
becomes sweeter as it develops. 
Porter Cake
White Pudding 
 
Made with bacon off-cuts, offal, onion, oatmeal, herbs and 
A fruit cake in which the liquid used is porter (a light variety 
spices.
of stout).
Yalla Man 
Honeycombed toffee – speciality of Ballycastle, County Antrim. 
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