A team of cooks from minority backgrounds will have the chance to showcase their culinary talents at one of Ireland's biggest food and drink festivals. Asylum seekers and refugees will be displaying and selling their products at Taste of Dublin, which starts on Wednesday.
Countdown is on! 1 day until A Taste of Dublin. Ellie’s Kitchen Home Edition together with Ourtable are excited to be partnering with A Taste of Dublin this year at Iveagh Gardens, we couldn’t have done it without the support of @galway_bay_brewery who are our supportive sponsors
Have you tried our Southern Charcoal barbecue Chicken on Ellie's Kitchen (Smokey Lemon)
Growing up I experienced a lot barbecues which is one of the Southern African expecially in my home country Malawi favourite dish.
Try our Southern barbecue chicken on our smokey lemon hotsauce you will never regret and your family and friends will love it
You can buy your sauces [email protected], if you are in Dublin :
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Register today and join us on Tuesday 13 July to hear the stories of the inspiring chefs!
Ellie Kisyombe from Malawi, currently living in Irland.
Join us on Tuesday 13 July at 10:30 am 12:00 pm GMT+1
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@elliekisyombe1@OURTABLEDUBLIN