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In a notoriously tough industry, some restaurants manage to ride out recessions, pandemics and cost-of-living crises. What’s their secret sauce?
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Chefs Mark Moriarty, Gráinne O’Keefe, Paul Flynn, Danni Barry and Adam Nevin recall their favourite holiday food experiences and share some of the dishes that they inspired
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Showstopper savoury cakes, tartes Tatin, nut loaf and a Chinese favourite reimagined for vegetarians
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Paul Flynn: This is my last week writing for The Irish Times, after three years and 450-plus recipes
Paul Flynn: Rice is a blank canvas that graciously absorbs whatever is introduced to it, and that is its beauty
Coronation chicken is full of gentle flavours that will warm up the coldest of nights
I know not everyone is a lover of celery, but for those who are, this is a lovely sophisticated dish that makes a star out of the unloved vegetable
This is an autumnal riff on the classic Basque piperade: the eggs and cheese meld together like a dream
These decadent little pots are simple to make and perfect for a dinner party, just make sure you use a good, crumbly mature cheddar
Paul Flynn: Cooking is soothing, eating it comforting and the aftermath is satisfying
Paul Flynn: Be adventurous in your cooking and your taste buds will thank you for it
Paul Flynn: Simplicity is appropriate when the produce is really fresh and the dressing is muted
A little bit of quality goes a long way in this sophisticated salad
This is a jumble of deliciousness, and the mild chilli dressing gives courgettes an unexpected lift
This large scone is delicious. You can play around with the fillings, but I like this combination
Paul Flynn: Explore the local markets for ingredients to give your holiday dishes extra flavour
I always change this ratatouille/ caponata hybrid depending on the location. The spices might give way for chorizo or nduja, the tone will always be determined by what’s local
I don’t always make the tonnato sauce, but there is always a tomato salad in one form or another on our holiday table
I’ve used lamb with this before, but here I’m using crowd-pleasing chicken
Paul Flynn: Chilled mackerel, mozzarella and fennel and a two bean salad with gazpacho dressing
I’m using gazpacho as my inspiration for the dressing for this lovely salad that would be perfect for a barbeque
Mackerel is so under-rated. I’m slow cooking mine in flavoured olive oil then using the oil to make a unique sauce
Sometimes dishes cross over and make it on to the menu — this lovely mozzarella and fennel dish has with simple aplomb
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