Head chef at Ireland’s newly Michelin-starred restaurant, The Morrison Room at Carton House, Adam Nevin has certainly achieved a lot in his 30 years. According to the Guide, the cooking at The Morrison Room is “rooted in the chefs’ strong classical technique, but some wildcard flavour combinations work wonders thanks to their fine judgement.”
His imaginative, thoughtful and skilful seasonal menus draw on fine Irish local and foraged ingredients to showcase some of Kildare, and the country’s most talented and dedicated artisan producers.
Here, he shares his life in food.
I would probably cook a chicken and mushroom pie with mash, buttered cabbage and a nice bottle of wine.
I really like the Allen Family in Ballymaloe.
Starter would be Jamon croquettes, main course would be bacon and cabbage and dessert my mam’s cheesecake.
Chinese.
Tomato pasta with parmesan.
Liver.
Bottle of Lucozade Original and a jambon.
Savoury.
Fine dining.
People understanding where their food comes from and appreciating it more.
I went to Ka Pao in Glasgow. It was delicious.
I would like to thank my team for all their hard work over the last year and a half at The Morrison Room. They are a great bunch and I’m very grateful for them.
Friendly happy staff make the perfect dining experience for me.