Vanilla slices on Sundays and does onion really count as a vegetable?

07/06/22 • 29 min

Foodie choices were limited for my first guest, Michael O'Halloran, who grew up in 1970s Ireland. Michael is my husband and he kindly volunteered to be my podcast 'guinea pig' interviewee allowing me to test my questioning skills and revealing some suprising facts about his life that I wasn't aware off... his secret desires involving hard boiled eggs for example... you will have to listen to find out more!

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The What's For Dinner Show - Vanilla slices on Sundays and does onion really count as a vegetable?

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I remember to this day, I had no idea what to order and I ended up going for a calzone and I was surprised actually, it was quite spicy and quite hot...I was really, I must have been like, red in the face! But I persevered and I ate it and it was great.
Welcome to the what's for dinner show the podcast for people that put food at the center of life. My name is Lynne and my aim is to explore, along with my guests how our food experiences shape our lives as well as our waistlines.