Prannie Rhatigan`s Irish Seaweed Kitchen
In this book Prannie will show you how cook seaweeds in dishes such as paella, risotto, salads, soups, breads, cakes and even chocolate fondant and green tea ice cream!
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Prannie is a medical doctor and lifelong seaweed cook. A native of the West Coast of Ireland, she gardens organically and has been familiar with seaweeds since childhood.
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(Retail Price €35 plus p&p) through the online shop.
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Reviews
‘… Prannie has actually managed to make seaweeds sexy …’
STEFAN KRAAN, Irish Seaweed Centre.
.. the most exciting cookbook to reach our shelves in a long, long time, its fresh and individual approach reflects a way of life, making it compulsive reading for anyone who loves food and the coastline...this badly neglected vegetable receives the love, imagination and creativity it deserves. Written in Prannie’s distinctive style ... lucid and charming ... this book is an inspiration and a joy to read. Bravo. Maith thú’
MÁIRÍN UÍ CHOMÁIN, Irish Food Writers Guild
‘While others may look to the Mediterranean for culinary inspiration Prannie turns to our shoreline and our rich heritage of seaweeds. She has created a book with an astonishing breadth of recipes and depth of healthful knowledge using seaweed as the ingredient for sweet and savoury dishes, and a healthier diet.’
ROSS GOLDEN-BANNON, Editor, FOOD&WINE Magazine
and restaurant critic, The Sunday Business Post
STEFAN KRAAN, Irish Seaweed Centre.
.. the most exciting cookbook to reach our shelves in a long, long time, its fresh and individual approach reflects a way of life, making it compulsive reading for anyone who loves food and the coastline...this badly neglected vegetable receives the love, imagination and creativity it deserves. Written in Prannie’s distinctive style ... lucid and charming ... this book is an inspiration and a joy to read. Bravo. Maith thú’
MÁIRÍN UÍ CHOMÁIN, Irish Food Writers Guild
‘While others may look to the Mediterranean for culinary inspiration Prannie turns to our shoreline and our rich heritage of seaweeds. She has created a book with an astonishing breadth of recipes and depth of healthful knowledge using seaweed as the ingredient for sweet and savoury dishes, and a healthier diet.’
ROSS GOLDEN-BANNON, Editor, FOOD&WINE Magazine
and restaurant critic, The Sunday Business Post






