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MasterChef

As MasterChef returns for a long-awaited 18th series, we learn about the shake-up from presenters Gregg Wallace and John Torode, and Dame Delia Smith’s criticism

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Making Do

This Morning’s chef tells us about his latest cookbook celebrating store cupboard and frozen food, how to cook when money’s tight and annoying other chefs.

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Pantry Favourites

Irish artisan food is among the best in the world, blending our traditional craft heritage with produce from our green and fertile land. Here are our pick of some of the tastiest, from small local producers to newly global brands.

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Irish Pride

The Irish food industry is in fine fettle, and confidence is at an all-time high. With a blossoming array of new artisan food products and a renewed focus on traditional Irish food to the fore, Niamh O’Reilly looks at a confident Irish food industry that’s leading the way globally.

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Diet Culture

Finally ready to let go of calorie-counting and body shame? Here’s how to handle the tricky issue of weight loss conversations when you’re trying to step away from toxic diet culture

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Delia Smith's Cheats

The woman who taught generations how to cook caused a stir back in 2008 with her ‘cheat’ cookbook, with recipes that called for tinned mince and frozen food ingredients. Now Raymond Blanc has come to her defence.

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Easy Chinese Recipes

Heralding in the Year of the Tiger with Kwoklyn Wan’s new super speedy cookbook and it couldn’t have come at a better time. The celebrity chef promises that whipping up one of these meals will only take 10 minutes, and it will most likely be a healthier option than ordering in.

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Ireland's Top 12 Pubs

Ireland is blessed with some of the best pubs and bars in the world. List of the World’s 50 Best Bars we’re looking at you. Niamh O’Reilly looks at our top 12 Irish bars, including everything from the older, more traditional, to the newer, effortlessly cool spots.

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