A new year brings lots of new things and for 'Back to the Table' I have found a new home for my blog which is expanding apace...

Feel free to be outraged if you think I am wrong, but it seems to me as if there is a 'class war' when it comes to the sausage!...

Well we have made it through the first week of the new year and I hope it has been an enjoyable one for you with not too many privations...

Well it's all over now folks, bar the Christmas cake which still hasn't been cut into....can you believe it? Yes, I know, it'...

This divine Rocky Road fudge is the first great indulgence of Christmas! It's quick to make, sets fast, and can be bubbling away whil...

Yes, I put my hand up. I am one of the guilty when it comes to indulging in those sweet somethings at Christmas, but it is possible to en...

Never mind the turkey! what about the gingerbread? It's a sure sign for me that Christmas is getting close when it's time to ...

You may be in the habit of buying your Lemon cheese, or lemon curd as it is more commonly known, from the supermarket, but until you hav...

you will need: 400 g red onions 200 g sultanas 1 tablespoon olive oil ......not extra virgin 100 mls apple cider vinegar or red w...

Cranberries mean Christmas to most people, and Christmastime is when this delightfully ruby red berry becomes readily available in Irela...

'A plumb gooden'...... An American phrase to which the Irish translation would read....'absolutely wonderful' which perfectl...

This 'Plum Gooden' Chutney is 'absolutely wonderful' and a change from the usual cranberry preserve that dominates Chri...