From New York Times, USA Today, and Globe and Mail bestselling author Patrick Taylor comes ten new short stories in the popular An Irish Country series paired with more than 140 delicious Irish family recipes in An Irish Country Cookbook.Told from the perspective of beloved housekeeper Kinky Kincaid, one of the cherished starring characters in Taylor’s An Irish Country ser From New York Times, USA Today, and Globe and Mail bestselling author Patrick Taylor comes ten new short stories in the popular An Irish Country series paired with more than 140 delicious Irish family recipes in An Irish Country Cookbook.Told from the perspective of beloved housekeeper Kinky Kincaid, one of the cherished starring characters in Taylor’s An Irish Country series, An Irish Country Cookbook explores Ireland’s rich culture through its delicious dishes and stories of its charming people. These authentic tried-and-true family recipes have been passed down from generation to generation, and are the original comfort food for millions. Organized into sections such as: starters, soups, breads, mains, sides, sauces, desserts, cakes, candy and treats, and Ulster Christmas recipes, this cookbook brings the magic of Irish cooking and time-honored Irish traditions to life. The ten short stories starring Dr. Fingal Flahertie O'Reilly, Dr. Barry Laverty, and the colorful village of Ballybucklebo will delight fans of the series and new readers alike. From starters to sauces, Irish soda bread to Christmas dinner, these memorable dishes will bring a taste of the world of the Irish Country books to every kitchen.At the Publisher's request, this title is being sold without Digital Rights Management Software (DRM) applied.
An Irish Country Cookbook
From New York Times, USA Today, and Globe and Mail bestselling author Patrick Taylor comes ten new short stories in the popular An Irish Country series paired with more than 140 delicious Irish family recipes in An Irish Country Cookbook.Told from the perspective of beloved housekeeper Kinky Kincaid, one of the cherished starring characters in Taylor’s An Irish Country ser From New York Times, USA Today, and Globe and Mail bestselling author Patrick Taylor comes ten new short stories in the popular An Irish Country series paired with more than 140 delicious Irish family recipes in An Irish Country Cookbook.Told from the perspective of beloved housekeeper Kinky Kincaid, one of the cherished starring characters in Taylor’s An Irish Country series, An Irish Country Cookbook explores Ireland’s rich culture through its delicious dishes and stories of its charming people. These authentic tried-and-true family recipes have been passed down from generation to generation, and are the original comfort food for millions. Organized into sections such as: starters, soups, breads, mains, sides, sauces, desserts, cakes, candy and treats, and Ulster Christmas recipes, this cookbook brings the magic of Irish cooking and time-honored Irish traditions to life. The ten short stories starring Dr. Fingal Flahertie O'Reilly, Dr. Barry Laverty, and the colorful village of Ballybucklebo will delight fans of the series and new readers alike. From starters to sauces, Irish soda bread to Christmas dinner, these memorable dishes will bring a taste of the world of the Irish Country books to every kitchen.At the Publisher's request, this title is being sold without Digital Rights Management Software (DRM) applied.
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Don Gillette –
I'm giving this 3 stars as a cookbook, not as a cuisine book. The recipes are all clear, concise, and easy to follow and that's really what a cookbook should be rated on. Irish cuisine isn't much. I hate to say it. Being Irish and growing up with my Irish relatives in Connecticut, the only decent Irish food I can remember eating is my Aunt Mary's Irish Bread (I've got the original recipe in her own handwriting and for some reason my mother saw fit to write all over it before she sent it). Most Iri I'm giving this 3 stars as a cookbook, not as a cuisine book. The recipes are all clear, concise, and easy to follow and that's really what a cookbook should be rated on. Irish cuisine isn't much. I hate to say it. Being Irish and growing up with my Irish relatives in Connecticut, the only decent Irish food I can remember eating is my Aunt Mary's Irish Bread (I've got the original recipe in her own handwriting and for some reason my mother saw fit to write all over it before she sent it). Most Irish soda bread is equally good, but nothing brings it back to me like a piece made from Aunt Mary's recipe along with some Irish butter and a cup of "Irish tea" which was nothing more than Twinings Breakfast tea with milk and a lot of sugar. So, anyway, a good, solid cookbook on a cuisine that's not too good.
Penmouse –
Awhile back I purchased another Irish cookbook and was disappointed by the pretentious sounding recipes. Fortunately I found the An Irish Country Cookbook and it seems to be filled with the recipes I was looking for as the recipes are down to earth and homey. I'm not sure if this is true Irish cooking but it is what I imagined Irish cooking to be like. Throughout the book you will find hopefully amusing stories to round out the cookbook. Back to the recipes...some of the recipes you'll find inclu Awhile back I purchased another Irish cookbook and was disappointed by the pretentious sounding recipes. Fortunately I found the An Irish Country Cookbook and it seems to be filled with the recipes I was looking for as the recipes are down to earth and homey. I'm not sure if this is true Irish cooking but it is what I imagined Irish cooking to be like. Throughout the book you will find hopefully amusing stories to round out the cookbook. Back to the recipes...some of the recipes you'll find include: Creamy Chicken Soup Scotch Eggs Smoked Salmon with Cream Cheese Irish Potato Bread Irish Wheaten Bread Potato-Apple Fudge Kinky's Eggs Benedict with Soda Faros Beef and Dumplings Cottage Pie with Champ Topping Irish Country Chicken Breasts Pan-Seared Duck Breasts with Port and Redcurrant Sauce Irish Stew Roast Fillet of Lamb Pork in Mustard Sauce Toad in the Hole Fish Pie Kedgeree Apple Chutney Cranberry Chutney Champ Bacon and Leek Pudding Yorkshire pudding Easy Bread Sauce Frockton (Bilberry or Blueberry) Jelly Mint Sauce Apple and Bread-Crumb Pudding Coffee Ice Cream Queen of Puddings (Bread and Butter Pudding) Ginger Biscuits Very Easy Boiled Fruit Cake Chocolate Truffles Turkey with Stuffing and Gravy Christmas Cake with Royal Icing and Marzipan Irish coffee Recommend.
Meta –
Lots of good recipes in there. Yum.
Jane –
While the device of using Kinky as the narrator for the tales of Dr. O'Reilly and his eccentricities, this is a cookbook that really does not lend itself to the general public. The measurements needed for the ingredients will typically have one or two that need to be awkwardly converted by using a chart in the front of the book. In addition, the book contains about four pages of randomly selected colorful pictures in the middle of the book. I found two recipes (strawberry or raspberry ice cream While the device of using Kinky as the narrator for the tales of Dr. O'Reilly and his eccentricities, this is a cookbook that really does not lend itself to the general public. The measurements needed for the ingredients will typically have one or two that need to be awkwardly converted by using a chart in the front of the book. In addition, the book contains about four pages of randomly selected colorful pictures in the middle of the book. I found two recipes (strawberry or raspberry ice cream and cheese straws) that looked to be inviting enough to try. The one feature that I did enjoy was the fact that Kinky had a tip for every recipe.
Lisa Day –
I confess I have not read the Irish Country series by Patrick Taylor and as such I didn't understand the stories published within the cookbook. I did, however, enjoy the look at Ireland you got in the introduction to each of the types of dish - fishy starters, bread, mains and so on. I also liked Kinkey's notes in the recipes. I do that to my own cookbooks - add comments about what I liked or didn't like or what I would add or take away. Kinkey's comments offered tips, additions and more. I confess I have not read the Irish Country series by Patrick Taylor and as such I didn't understand the stories published within the cookbook. I did, however, enjoy the look at Ireland you got in the introduction to each of the types of dish - fishy starters, bread, mains and so on. I also liked Kinkey's notes in the recipes. I do that to my own cookbooks - add comments about what I liked or didn't like or what I would add or take away. Kinkey's comments offered tips, additions and more.
Dianna Shimizu –
What a wonderful cookbook! Not only does it have some great recipes that I want to try right away, but it's got stories that go along with the Irish Country series that Patrick Taylor writes. I thoroughly enjoyed reading it, and it's a wonderful addition to my huge cookbook collection. What a wonderful cookbook! Not only does it have some great recipes that I want to try right away, but it's got stories that go along with the Irish Country series that Patrick Taylor writes. I thoroughly enjoyed reading it, and it's a wonderful addition to my huge cookbook collection.
Elsa Phillips –
This is one of my favorite cookbooks to date. The recipes are fairly easy to follow and absolutely delicious! I have yet to receive even an apathetic review of anything I’ve made from this book. It’s completely and totally worth it.
Melissa –
Such a wonderful cookbook! I love the recipes, they are well written & easy to follow. The background notes on the recipes are a great bonus. I have enjoyed all of Mr. Taylor's Irish Country books. This is a perfect addition to the series. The short stories are a delight to read. Such a wonderful cookbook! I love the recipes, they are well written & easy to follow. The background notes on the recipes are a great bonus. I have enjoyed all of Mr. Taylor's Irish Country books. This is a perfect addition to the series. The short stories are a delight to read.
Terrie Ann –
I liked reading the recipes. Tried a few. Still make Cottage Pie with Champ. My family loves it. That said, I've read all his Irish Country books and the cookbook is a compilation of all the recipes that were shared in the books, so I had seen them all before just not all together. I liked reading the recipes. Tried a few. Still make Cottage Pie with Champ. My family loves it. That said, I've read all his Irish Country books and the cookbook is a compilation of all the recipes that were shared in the books, so I had seen them all before just not all together.
Patricia –
This was a nice collection of pretty basic recipes that a person would be able to make during the week. Lots of recipes with potatoes and Guinness in them so that's a bonus. Included are some cute typical Irish short stories. This was a nice collection of pretty basic recipes that a person would be able to make during the week. Lots of recipes with potatoes and Guinness in them so that's a bonus. Included are some cute typical Irish short stories.
Paula –
This was a very big cookbook--lots of recipes--and some looking very delicious. Thank you, Kinky! But the wonderful part of this book is that each section contains a short story about the good Doctors and their village and their patients. A really enjoyable bonus.
Joy –
I was estatic over this compliation of the recipes from all of the books, and especially after our trip to Ireland. I treasure this.
Sherry –
Nice cookbook with several recipes I want to try. I enjoyed the short stories interspersed with the recipes too. Love the Irish Country Doctor series.
Misty –
My favorite Irish series has put some recipes from the books into a cookbook and it is wonderful. A few short stories are included. Can't wait to make some of these recipes. My favorite Irish series has put some recipes from the books into a cookbook and it is wonderful. A few short stories are included. Can't wait to make some of these recipes.
Julie Akeman –
I have to buy this book for myself. There are soo many good recipies that I can't copy them all down. The short stories are hilarious, I loved it, good ole Irish humor! I have to buy this book for myself. There are soo many good recipies that I can't copy them all down. The short stories are hilarious, I loved it, good ole Irish humor!
Gillycat –
Lovely recipes. Enjoyable read
Julianne O'Brien –
I haven't tried any of the recipes. I only read the short stories, and they were enjoyable as always. I haven't tried any of the recipes. I only read the short stories, and they were enjoyable as always.
Caleb –
Such an authentic, wonderfully Irish cookbook! And the stories in between make it really fun to read as well!
Ruth Kyle –
Great recipes and stories. Already tried several recipes plan to make some more here soon.
Linda Zimmerman –
If you love the Irish Country series, O'Reilly and Kinky, you'll be very happy with the cookbook. The recipes have been professionally rewritten so they have consistent instructions. If you love the Irish Country series, O'Reilly and Kinky, you'll be very happy with the cookbook. The recipes have been professionally rewritten so they have consistent instructions.
Heidi Schwartz –
I received a free copy of this book through Goodreads Giveaways. Thank you. Several delicious recipes await you if you read this book. I'm still working my way through this book but what I have prepared has been tasty. I received a free copy of this book through Goodreads Giveaways. Thank you. Several delicious recipes await you if you read this book. I'm still working my way through this book but what I have prepared has been tasty.
Stephanie Tanguay –
I received a free copy of this book through Goodreads Giveaways. Thank you. This is a great cookbook with a fantastic variety of recipes. The recipes are great! Very authentic and well researched. If you like traditional irish food, you'll like this book for sure! As a personal preference, I wish there were more pictures. I can't wait to make some of these recipes. I received a free copy of this book through Goodreads Giveaways. Thank you. This is a great cookbook with a fantastic variety of recipes. The recipes are great! Very authentic and well researched. If you like traditional irish food, you'll like this book for sure! As a personal preference, I wish there were more pictures. I can't wait to make some of these recipes.
Erin –
The recipes in the majority of this book are not traditionally Irish, so if you came for that reason, you are going to be disappointed. I tried the roast potatoes which do not disappoint at all; so good you would want to make them for every meal, if they weren't so time consuming that is. I also tried to make the brownie in the mug, which was a complete failure. I honestly don't know why it was included in this cookbook in the first place because that is quite a common online recipe that you wil The recipes in the majority of this book are not traditionally Irish, so if you came for that reason, you are going to be disappointed. I tried the roast potatoes which do not disappoint at all; so good you would want to make them for every meal, if they weren't so time consuming that is. I also tried to make the brownie in the mug, which was a complete failure. I honestly don't know why it was included in this cookbook in the first place because that is quite a common online recipe that you will find literally any where. Then I tried my hand at the butternut squash soup recipe. It took a LOT of time just preparing the squash to be roasted first, then to peel the skins off after roasting them. It tastes fine, but I couldn't get past the texture (like pureed baby food which is off putting to say the least). The more traditional Irish recipes were standard and fine, but they didn't blow my socks off or anything. In my opinion, just rent it from your local library like I did, try the recipes that interest you and then return it.
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