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O presidente do IVBTAM, Paulo Rodrigues, considera que o sector do vinho está a atravessar um momento positivo.
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Meet the Cork chef who has cooked for Prince, Shakira, Celine Dion and even Putin
It’s not every chef who gets to cook for princes and presidents.
But seasoned chef Jack Faltyn, who is re-opening Roastie Grill in Midleton, has done just that on numerous occasions.
I spoke to Jack before the soft re-opening of Roastie Grill, as he was busy baking white chocolate and coconut cheesecake for his enthusiastic customers to savour.
The restaurant announced its closure before Christmas, but to the relief of its many patrons, it has now reopened under new ownership.
It’s been some journey for Jack, who, as a young boy, learned to cook from his granny.
His culinary journey has included cooking for pop stars Prince, Shakira, and Celine Dion - and even Russian President Vladimir Putin.
“I have come a long way since my granny showed me how to make her home-made duck dish and her special pasta,” says Jack, who is from near Wroclaw in Poland.
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