<p>I've just watched the second episode. Are these people really the best that applied to be on the show? Sauages and a can of tomatoes...</p>

A decent enough reality tv cookery show but nothing to grab you. Not as good as Top Chef or as bad as Hell's Kitchen.

What are the dishes and food that you remember from your childhood? As the eldest of 7 children, with only 10 years between me and the youngest, I recall there always being a mad rush around mealtimes when we were younger. The main meals I remember...

Taste of Dublin. Neven demoed a scallops with crab spring rolls dish alongside a summer fruit trifle dish both dishes were easily prepared, Neven's natural and inclusive style went down well with the crowd.

Fabulous end to a wonderful series. Edge of the seat stuff. If you didn't "get" sports, you do now.

I confess I had been disappointed with thefirst regional final last week of thisTV series. None of thedishes greatly appealed to me and some in fact did the opposite. Butthis week its the turn of Angela Hartnett and Stephen Terry to compete in...

Coming from a guy who fundamentally isn't very funny, this is a lovely piece of TV which will bring a smile to the face of anyone who has been through the Irish education system.

After a not so good start to this series, I enjoyed this episode as it was less gimmicky, more food and chef focussed.

After the first travesty of an episode I swore I'd never watch another but the lure of Denis Cotter in Bandon was too much. This is Gimmicky Garbage TV with a half decent programme buried somewhere far far underneath. In the first episode...

A fine collection of articles he has written over the past few years on all things food and restaurant related. A great food writer.