Children’s farm at Dublin Zoo

May 25th, 2010

We are delighted to be profiled as dairy farmers in the educational
area of the new children’s farm at Dublin zoo.  You can check it out
before a visit at www.dublinzoo.ie

Creme Brulee

April 25th, 2010

This recipe comes from Martin Dwyer, formerly of Dwyer’s restaurant in Waterford.

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Cinnamon Ice-cream (No Churn)

April 25th, 2010

Another recipe from Martin Dwyer, formerly of Dwyer’s restaurant in Waterford.

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Spring has Sprung

April 25th, 2010

Well spring has finally sprung and calving is over for another year, of the 54 calves born on the farm this year, we kept 16 to ensure our supply of milk remains as good as ever. All the cows and calves are now out in the fields day and night as the weather is mild enough and they are enjoying the West Cork air.

Tasty Sauce

February 23rd, 2010

I came across it in a recipe book by Paul O’Flynn of The Tannery in Waterford, we use Glenilen Farm Cream and Crème Fraiche :

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A Guide Book Entry We’re Proud of . . .

January 19th, 2010

small-cheesecake

Glenilen Farm entry in the latest Bridgestone Irish Food Guide:

Have you seen the funky, colourful new labels on the Glenilen range?
How cool are they?  Cool as all get out!  Chic as all get out!  And to
think that we can remember back to the days when the yoghurts, creams
and cheesecakes of Glenilen Farm were brought by Valerie to the Bantry
Boy’s Club on Friday mornings in unmarked jars and tubs and containers,
when the family business was taking its first nervous steps.  You’ve
come a long way baby, and you’ve gotten better every step of the way.
Now that’s how you run a farm business, and how you create a luxury
brand: the right people; the right place; truly great products; and
passion.

Glenilen Launches in the UK

January 7th, 2010

Yoghurt

We began to supply Selfridges on Oxford St  just before Christmas with our cheesecakes, mousses and butter …and the response so far has been great!!

Our yoghurts will be on their shelves from the middle of January. For more information on Selfridges please visit their website.

Our new packaging wins an award….

October 16th, 2009

Cheesecake

We recieved a great award last week in Dublin.

Valerie was in Dublin last week to collect an award for the “Best New Packaging for 2009″ from the Institute of Designers in Ireland, we think the packaging looks great and are really chuffed with the award.  Our website was also highly commended too!!

Let us know what you think of our products and new packaging by leaving messages on our guestbook.

Apple and Cinnamon Muffins

October 15th, 2009

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Light as a feather, Coffee Swiss Roll

October 12th, 2009
We’ve made a delicious home made recipe for Coffee Swiss roll. Why not give it a try!!
Prepare a swiss roll tin with greased parchment paper.
Cake Ingredients:
3 eggs, seperated
3 oz plain flour, sifted
3 oz sugar
1tsp baking powder
1 dessertspoon Irel coffee extract
Filling:
1 tub Glenilen farm double cream
1 dessertspoon sugar
1 dessertspoon Irel coffee
Method:
Preheat oven to 180 degres.
Whisk egg whites in a spotlessly clean bowl, I find the Kenwood Chef does a great job , until stiff .
Keeping whisking and add the egg yolks followed by the sugar. You should now have a lovely light creamy foam.
Very lightly fold in the flour, not all at once, in 2 or 3 batches.
Now gently fold in the coffee and when mixed spread into tin, gently.
Bake for 10 – 15 mins until just firm to touch.
Put a clean tea towel on a cooling tray, tip the cake out onto tray , remove parchment paper and use tea towel to roll up cake. Leave to cool completely.
Whisk the cream with sugar and coffee until stiff.
Tip: if you think the whipped cream is too stiff add milk a teaspoonful at a time, until at the desired texture.
Unroll the cake , spread on the filling, roll up again.
Trim the ends, and dredge with icing sugar.
Enjoy!
It’s a firm favourite as a tea time treat in our house, and also freezes well. Could also be left flat, split and cream put in as a sandwich, and cut into squares, or alternatively bake in two small sandwich tins for a more traditional cake.

We’ve made a delicious home made recipe for Coffee Swiss roll. Why not give it a try!!

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