Domini Kemp

Domini Kemp

Domini Kemp is the food writer for the Irish Times Saturday Magazine. She has written three cookery books and is co-founder of the itsa food company, encompassing bagel stores, restaurants and cafes.

Courgette, goat’s cheese and mint frittata

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Courgette, mint, and goatscheese fritatta Photograph: Eric Luke
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Carrot salad with ginger and lemon

Chargrilled saffron and chilli chicken Photograph: Eric Luke
Grilled saffron and chilli chicken

Chargrilled saffron and chilli chicken with aromatic carrot salad. Photograph: Eric Luke
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Cardamom, ginger and saffron work their magic on chargrilled chicken thighs and a carrot salad

Sticky pork salad. Photograph: Eric Luke
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