Mark Moriarty: Off Duty Chef

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Season 1
Chef Mark loves throwing a dinner party for his friends and family. He's reviving the classic prawn cocktail, then an epic beef wellington, and lastly a trick to a make a creme caramel.
This week Mark is going beneath the waves and dishing up some delicious delights from the deep blue sea - fish fingers with tartar sauce, fish paella, monkfish, and herb crusted cod with green veg.
Season 2
Mark compiles his ultimate dinner party recipes. To begin, a mushroom parmesan spaghetti, then a classic tiramisu. In Mark's 'How To Perfect' features, he demonstrates on how to cook the perfect steak.
Mark creates three recipes inspired by holidays and the warmer months - ratatouille tart, a pineapple tipsy cake and his go-to one-pot fish stew with crunchy sourdough croutons.
Mark brings flavours from around the globe, using ingredients you're likely to have in your fridge and store cupboard. He cooks lamb kofte, salted caramel custard pots, and slow-cooked meatballs.
Mark proves that not all sandwiches are created equal! He starts with a Parisian cafe classic, a croque madame and bakes a brown sugar brioche with Chantilly cream.
Chicken is the focus, and Mark has some techniques to share. Some recipes include, a chicken bacon broccoli crumble and a Thai-inspired green curry. Mark shows us how to break down a whole chicken.
Chef Mark focuses on some classics - spaghetti carbonara using a few cupboard ingredients and a carrot cake. In his 'How To Perfect' series, Mark looks at some essential knife skills to up your game.
Season 1
Chef Mark loves baking and working in the pastry section in top restaurants. He creates four recipes - chocolate honeycomb squares, buttery garlic brioche bread, focaccia, then a chocolate souffle.
Mark makes vegetables the star and shows us how to treat them with care and attention to let their glorious flavours shine. Making pot roast cauliflower, vegetable dahl, and some tricks with beetroot.
Mark dishes up some quick and tasty meals based around a reliable staple, pasta - chicken and mushroom lasagna, spaghetti with shellfish, mac and cheese, and finally a spring green fusilli.
Brunch is the perfect way to start your weekend and Mark is sharing his all-time favourites. First up is shakshuka with chorizo, pancakes with bacon and syrup, an omelette, and sausage and egg muffin.
Mark puts Ireland's national treasure, the potato, front and centre in four delicious recipes – potato and beef hotpot, crispy potatoes, mashed potatoes, potato gratin with a butcher's cut.
Cook-in with Mark is back and he will be dishing up four comfort classics all based around meat - bolognese and garlic bread, bacon and cabbage with parsley sauce, chicken kiev, and spicy pork tacos.
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