The Irish Times Recipe Collection

All our favourite recipes from The Saturday Magazine, organised by main ingredient

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Baked cheesecake with red berry glaze. Photograph: Harry Weir

Baked cheesecake with red berry glaze

Makes a 20cm round cheesecake

Spicy tofu bao

Bao down before these tasty buns

Toasted millet buck eyes

Toasted millet ‘buck eyes’

If you love peanut butter and chocolate, step this way

Ginger switchel

Ginger switchel

Switch it up with this probiotic drink

Vanessa Greenwood’s fruit cobbler

Oysters and wild garlic gratin

Oyster and wild garlic gratin

Home-made choc ices

Home-made choc ices

Jess Murphy’s lobster rolls

Fried spring onions with dried chilli

Crispy duck legs with clementine and sherry

Carrots with black sesame and satay

Mint chocolate bars. Photograph: Harry Weir

Mint chocolate bars

Rhubarb swirl buns with custard glaze

Black kale Caesar salad

Rhubarb pie

Sheet pan sausages with sticky onions

Sheet pan sausages with sticky onions

Nettle socca

Prawn, black sesame and rainbow chard wraps

Plain scones

Perfect Irish scones

Roasted peanut rice paper rolls

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