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This week on Dishing It Out, Gary and Gareth take the show on the road, landing in Kevin Burke’s Library Street for the launch of the Business Post 101 Great Irish Restaurants, in association with Nespresso Professional.
Away from the comfort of the studio, the lads catch up with Kevin ahead of his big lunch service, chatting about the evolution of the restaurant, sharing plates, charcoal grills, London kitchens and how his food has changed over the years.
They’re also joined by Food & Wine editor Gillian Nelis, who gives an insight into this year’s 101 Great Irish Restaurants list, why it celebrates “great” rather than “best”, and how much Irish food has evolved in recent years.
There are plenty more familiar faces too, with Michelin-starred chef John Kelly of Mount Juliet talking Irish ingredients, French technique and the famous petit four trolley, while Wade Murphy of 1826 Adare reflects on 13 years in business, the buzz building ahead of the Ryder Cup, and memories of the late, great Gearóid Lynch.
The lads also grab a chat with Gordon Thompson and Rachel Clarke from Lyreco, who work closely with the podcast on the Nespresso Professional sponsorship.
Keep those questions coming to [email protected] .
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This week on Dishing It Out, Gary and Gareth take the show on the road, landing in Kevin Burke’s Library Street for the launch of the Business Post 101 Great Irish Restaurants, in association with Nespresso Professional.
Away from the comfort of the studio, the lads catch up with Kevin ahead of his big lunch service, chatting about the evolution of the restaurant, sharing plates, charcoal grills, London kitchens and how his food has changed over the years.
They’re also joined by Food & Wine editor Gillian Nelis, who gives an insight into this year’s 101 Great Irish Restaurants list, why it celebrates “great” rather than “best”, and how much Irish food has evolved in recent years.
There are plenty more familiar faces too, with Michelin-starred chef John Kelly of Mount Juliet talking Irish ingredients, French technique and the famous petit four trolley, while Wade Murphy of 1826 Adare reflects on 13 years in business, the buzz building ahead of the Ryder Cup, and memories of the late, great Gearóid Lynch.
The lads also grab a chat with Gordon Thompson and Rachel Clarke from Lyreco, who work closely with the podcast on the Nespresso Professional sponsorship.
Keep those questions coming to [email protected] .

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