Hello Dishing It Outers! Series 5 of your favourite foodie podcast with Gareth and Gary is back in a few weeks.

To whet your appetite, the boys will be serving up a 'bitesize' tasting menu of some of their favourite moments from previous episodes in the lead up to their return every Tuesday and Thursday and this week we hear from one of their favourite chefs, Aisling Moore from the Goldie restaurant in Cork and Ed Chef is back with some of your culinary conundrums.

Enjoy your pod snack and don't forget to subscribe at GoLoud or wherever you get your podcasts and if you have a Culinary Conundrum for the lads send them to food@goloudnow.com

Keelan Higgs is a renowned chef and the owner of the Michelin-starred restaurant Variety Jones in Dublin. He opened the restaurant in 2018 with his brother, Aaron. Keelan's culinary journey began early, influenced by his father's management of seafood restaurants1 He studied culinary arts at the Dublin Institute of Technology and gained experience in prestigious kitchens, including the two Michelin-starred Arnolfo Restaurant in Tuscany.

In the final episode of this series, Keelan reveals the back breaking work that went into starting up the restaurant, winning a Michelin Star, his own culinary journey to get there and his plans for the future. Enjoy!

If you have any Culinary Conundrums for the lads be sure to send them to the lads on food@goloudnow.com

Dr. David Coleman is a well-known clinical psychologist, broadcaster, and author. He specializes in helping children and teenagers cope with anxiety and other developmental challenges. He offers therapy services, gives talks, and has written extensively on parenting and child psychology.

In this week's episode David chats to Gary and Gareth about his career and approach to child psychology, his own experiences with fussy eating and all about his current nationwide tour.

If you have any Culinary Conundrums for the lads be sure to send them to the lads on food@goloudnow.com

Mario Rosenstock has been making this country laugh for 25 years with his hilarious cast of characters from Bertie, Michael D and of course Roy Keane

In this week's episode Mario joins Gary and Gareth to tell them how it all started with Gift Grub, how he felt when Mourinho gave him a shout out, his feeling about playing The 3 Arena and the simple joys of perfectly boiled spud.

Tickets for Mario's Gift Grub 25 tour are on sale now!

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Dave Moore is a man of many talents. Not only is he one of Ireland's most beloved radio presenters and purveyors of bad jokes, he can speak 7 languages, lived in Russia after the fall of The Berlin Wall AND does all the cooking for his family of 5.

In this week's episode he tells Gary and Garth of his unexpected path to radio stardom, what life in mid-nineties Russia was like and what jusic he listens to while he's prepping dinner.

If you have any Culinary Conundrums for the lads be sure to send them to the lads on food@goloudnow.com

In this week's episode Gareth gets to rub gary's face in it by telling all about his trip to Champagne but Gary gets his revenge by dropping a serious notions bomb about where he spent his 21st.

The two boys also get into some of their favourite things and finally we get te deinitive answere on what chocolate bar top chefs choose.

Fair warning: Turkish Delight gets mentioned!

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Stuart Clark is a leganed of the music journalism game. He has a rich history in the music industry, having worked with Radio Caroline and The Voice of Peace before moving to Ireland and joining Hot Press and over his remarkeable career has wined and dined the likes of Anthony Bourdain and Joe Elliot, eaten ant eggs in Syria and campaigned for the changing of the laws around drug use.

In this week's episode he regales Gary and Gareth with his experiences with pirate radio, journalism and his opinion on the best cheese in ireland.

Enjoy!

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Ciaran McGonagle is the mastermind behind Mani Pizza in Dublin. Originally from Donegal, Ciaran has made a significant impact on the Dublin food scene with his unique Roman-style pizza al taglio. Before starting Mani Pizza, he worked for Coppinger Row and founded Catch Events and the food truck Ciao Cannoli but decided to dedicate his life to perfecting the Roman-style.

In this episode he reveals to Gary and Gareth the incredible lengths he went to learn the art. He also speaks of his inspirational journey living with a severe stutter and his Death Row Meal is a surpising classic!

Enjoy!

If you have any Culinary Conundrums for the lads be sure to send them to the lads on food@goloudnow.com