We asked chef Colin Fassnidge, dad to daughters (and co-chefs) Maeve and Lily, how he likes to enjoy Father’s Day. It all starts with good food and whiskey…
Father's Day Q&A with Colin Fassnidge
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How do you like to celebrate Father’s Day? By the ocean, with good food.
Your favourite Father’s Day meal? Chicken bread (chicken roasted on top of day-old bread). It's my favourite meal and simple, so my kids can make it for me.
Your favourite Father’s Day drink? Slane Irish Whiskey.
Has there been a special moment on Father’s Day over the years that has been particularly heartwarming or memorable? Memorable, some of the presents I get! I have a wardrobe full of T-shirts that don't fit me - they always buy the wrong size.
Any tips for the kids on how to make the day special? Breakfast in bed, tea and toast are all I need - pancakes would be nice, but the kitchen gets destroyed.
Your best present ever… and your worst? The worst would be the gurney I was given one year, during the drought, so I couldn't use it. The best was a woodfire pizza oven - everyone benefits from that one.
Is the way to a dad’s heart really through his stomach? Yes! Good dinner and a good whiskey do the trick!