Sorry no. I get the opposite in Mexican cooking. But here, the chilli overwhelms. Scraped off.

Today myself and Oisín had a day out to ourselves. It was very enjoyable as he's a highly entertaining fellow and was in top chatty form.  We ambled about Cork city centre and inevitably visited O'Conaill's Chocolate shop on French...

Hurrah,  the Spicendipity site is open for business. It looks gorgeous and theres a great selection of spice mixes, sauces, baking mixes and gift hampers. In addition, a very helpful recipe section which gives plenty of serving/cooking suggestions...

Disturbing combination of chewing gum textured caramel and sand textured chocolate filling. More yuck than yum.

While still one of the most enjoyable shows on tv in my opinion, this finale did not have quite the impact of last years. Nevertheless, there was plenty action here mixed with some emotional scenes which, thanks to good acting, did not resort to cheesy...

Everything you need in an Indy movie. Humour, action, escapism, excitement. Ya!

I started off liking this and hoped it would go in a particular direction but it's degenerated badly after only four episodes. The focus on the bimbos and nitwits is very annoying. The interesting characters are Tripp and his wife. Even the Senator son who likes trannies could have some decent story lines if they tried. Initially the priest son had potential too. But it has all been squandered by turning them into incredibly boring caricatures. Who, apart from Hollywood execs, would think that anyone else would find rich self-obsessed spoiled brats interesting?

The previews of "Partners in Crime" had me worried but they were wrong, a great fun episode to launch the new series. My biggest concern, Catherine Tate, turns out to be a pleasant surprise and I think she'll fit in well. The plot is one of the more...

When I was in O'Conaills Chocolate shop and cafe last week, I spotted this kit and couldn't resist purchasing it. As previously mentioned O'Conaill's make devine hot chocolates in their shop and I was interested to...

Despite missing the first episode of this Channel 4 documentary series, episodes 2 and 3 have made great viewing. Willie bought a Venezuelan plantation a decade ago and this documentary shows his efforts to convert the cacao harvest from beans to a...