Food of World Fesival took place in Marlay Park, Rathfarnham, South Dublin, last weekend.
Roasted pigs, homemade (fantastic) breads, homemade crisps, and a lot of ethnic food (from Lebanon, Germany, Japan, etc).
No beer :(, just sodas and fresh juices. Excellent sunday:).

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I just came back from Paris, last week, after seven days of food tasting on the streets of the French capital. Despite the extremely numerous on-street small sales points, with sandwiches or pancakes (crepes), there are a lot of good tasting french restaurants. And you have a chance to get into a not-so-expensive place.
The first [...]

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A trip from Dublin City to Glencullen Mountains is just great whenever, but it’s more spectacular when your car drives you to Johnnie Fox’s Pub (”The Highest Pub in Ireland“).
I must say that it was a windy & foggy evening when we arrived at Johnnie. Lucky me that I’m not a smoker:). So, after a [...]

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Probably one of the best Greek restaurants I ever ate in, and I’ve been in Greece several times! It is located in the centre of Malahide village, at the top floor of a two storey building.
Our table (4 adults, one child):
Tzatziki (Greek yoghurt mixed with grated cucumber, fresh garlic and mint, served with pita bread) [...]

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Sunflower oil spray, less than one CAL, from Dunnes Store, 1,80 euro. There is also an olive oil spray extension. Click for enlarge; more pictures, here.
So, what do you think? Hot or not?

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