| ARTEMISIA | Cook meat with iris, a plant (9) |
| SATIRISTS | Witty writers took a seat with Iris and Eliot (9) |
| SPITROAST | Cook (meat) on a rotating rod (4-5) |
| CHOCOLATE | Cook meat and chill bananas for bar food? (4,9) |
| CHARGRILL | Cook meat or fish quickly over an open flame |
| STEW | Cook meat with vegetables |
| TEAMSPIRIT | The collegiate confidence to cook meat with alcohol (4,6) |
| GAMETE | Cook meat with eg egg for one (6) |
| STEAM | Cook meats with water vapour (5) |
| FLAG | An oblong, square or triangle of bunting as a vexillary emblem, ensign, signal or standard; a yellow iris; a bushy tail; or, from the Old Norse for "slice of turf", a flat slab or paving-stone (4) |
| RAINBOW | Personified by the Greek goddess Iris, a meteorological phenomenon with a spectrum of colours described by the acronym ROYGBIV (7) |
| EYE | It has an iris, a cornea, and a pupil |
| GOOGOO | _ _ Dolls; rock band who had a hit with Iris (3,3) |
| FLAGPOLE | Iris, a European, is used to raise the standard (8) |
| NARCISSI | Scan malfunctioning with iris plants (8) |
| DISRAELI | Old PM making deal with Iris perhaps (8) |
| AMANDA | She switches houses with Iris in "The Holiday" |
| IRIDIAN | I clear Scotsman, it's to do with Iris (7) |
| INSIDER | He has particular advantage trading with Iris and Ned maybe (7) |
| ROAST | A way to cook meat of a sort (5) |
