Grub’s up: Remembering the mini-feasts of Electric Picnics past

In honour of the great Kelis and her sauces, we’ve conducted a completely unscientific office poll of our five best food experiences at Electric Picnics past. There are also many we’re sure to have forgotten, so please tell us yours . . .

A PIEMINISTER PIE There is nothing better than a steaming hot chorizo or chicken pie to drive away the early autumn chills.

RATHMULLAN HOUSE CRAB LINGUINI The Co Donegal restaurant and hotel overlooking Lough Swilly is coming down with plaudits, accolades, gold stars and brass plaques, but it's a far different matter cooking in a field in Co Laois. Going on our time here over the last few years, they've got it spot-on. Here's hoping that pasta dish is back on this year's menu.

KINARA KITCHEN CHICKEN BIRYANI One of the big winners for the Ticket's team in Stradbally last year. Juicy chicken bites decked out in lip-smacking spices, a big bed of rice, a freshly baked naan bread and a tangy mango lassi to wash it all down.

WING BAR CHICKEN WINGS Until the Elephant & Castle decides to skip Dublin 2 and hightail it to Stradbally, these finger-licking wings will have to do the trick. Long queues last year thanks to their "as recommended by The Ticket" tagline.

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DAVE’S PIZZA PIZZA If you happen to be producing a magazine in a shed in the middle of a field in the middle of Co Laois and are starving as the midnight deadline approaches, a wood fire pizza from this wee shack gets the thumbs-up.