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Mark Moriarty

Mark Moriarty

Chef

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Nov 5, 2026

Karl HenryHOST
1:03
Welcome to Real Health with me, Karl Henry.
Karl HenryHOST
1:04
Folks, how can we make everyday meals more delicious without making cooking more complicated? Well, award-winning chef Mark Moriarty has built his career around bringing professional cooking techniques into the home kitchen.
Karl HenryHOST
1:15
In his new book, Everyday Delicious, it's all about simple habits, confident seasoning, and getting more from the ingredients that we already have.
Karl HenryHOST
1:21
He joins us to share his approach to cooking well every day and tells us all about his new studio as well.

9 MINS LATER

Mark MoriartyGUEST
10:51
There was a bit of that.
Mark MoriartyGUEST
10:52
And there was also sitting down and identifying where the business could go, the opportunities, and what we needed to take full advantage of.
Mark MoriartyGUEST
11:03
The groundwork, I'd say, I would have done over the last probably 10 years in, without sounding like an arsehole, building this brand, brand Mark Moriarty.
Mark MoriartyGUEST
11:11
And the next step was to put bricks and mortar around it.
Frank GreaneyHOST
0:50
But he also knew that he didn't necessarily want to spend the rest of his life slaving over a hot stove.
Frank GreaneyHOST
0:55
It's a philosophy that has served Mark Moriarty rather well.
Frank GreaneyHOST
0:59
First and foremost, he's a chef at just 23, crowned the world's best young chef and has since built a career as a TV host, bestselling author, food writer, entrepreneur, podcaster, the list goes on.
Frank GreaneyHOST
1:11
And now, having spent years building a career outside the traditional restaurant kitchen, he's finally opened one of his own.

14 MINS LATER

Mark MoriartyGUEST
15:46
And we're off to a good start.
Mark MoriartyGUEST
15:48
The key success will be, will it be as busy in year three and five? I hope it will.
Mark MoriartyGUEST
15:52
But I'm very proud, particularly of the team I've hired, that we can now really start to expand this Mark Moriarty brand that was never really a plan, but it's come about that way, into really taking advantage of all the different strings we have, be it media or the work in the US or the restaurant.
Mark MoriartyGUEST
16:08
And it's very exciting getting up in the morning.
Pat KennyHOST
0:57
Thank you very much.
Pat KennyHOST
1:12
Mark Moriarty's studio in Wilton Park in Dublin is both a working creative studio and a restaurant where diners can experience his food in what is also a TV and content space.
Pat KennyHOST
1:23
And as if all of that wasn't enough to be dealing with, he's also a brand new book out, which is called Everyday Delicious.
Pat KennyHOST
1:29
And not alone that, talk about triplets, a new restaurant, a new book and a new baby.
Pat KennyHOST
1:33
Mark Moriarty, good morning and welcome.
Pat KennyHOST
1:35
Good morning,
Mark MoriartyGUEST
1:35
Pat.
Mark MoriartyGUEST
4:24
I tend to do that a
Al RokerHOST
34:53
We're back with a very special edition of Today Food thanks to three incredible chefs, Irish chefs.
Al RokerHOST
34:58
First up, we got Mark Moriarty from Dublin, uh, chef and partner at The Dead Rabbit [laughs] in New York.
Al RokerHOST
35:03
[laughs]
Mark MoriartyGUEST
35:04
Traveler.
Evelyn O'RourkeCORRESPONDENT
29:27
And they have Irish guests, like Donal Gleeson is there, Sharon Horgan is there, and they're doing a lot of cooking.
Evelyn O'RourkeCORRESPONDENT
29:32
So Mark Moriarty is there, um, cooking as well.
Evelyn O'RourkeCORRESPONDENT
29:35
He was saying to me, I think he's doing some sort of Guinness brownies or whatever, and Samantha Barry is here.
Evelyn O'RourkeCORRESPONDENT
29:39
So they're trying to bring that Irish twist to it.
Evelyn O'RourkeCORRESPONDENT
3:10
Well, there's a lot of emphasis on things like food and cooking.
Evelyn O'RourkeCORRESPONDENT
3:13
So we know that, for example, celebrity chef, I love that phrase, Mark Moriarty's going to be here, and he's going to be cooking with Mark here from, uh, the hotel here.
Evelyn O'RourkeCORRESPONDENT
3:21
We know there's going to be lots of emphasis, Sam making the point on this, about kind of modern brands here, like the fashion, linens, wool, knits, knitwear, that kind of stuff.
Evelyn O'RourkeCORRESPONDENT
3:30
They're really going to be promoting Irish products and Irish goods.

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