My friend Mandy who blogs over at The Complete Cook Book has devised a list of questions in order for us to get to know each other a little better. 1. What is your favourite non-alcholic drink? Coffee 2. What … Continue reading
In the Southern Hemisphere it is winter, and a week ago we were walking around in t shirts. Now, the snow has arrived in the provinces surrounding us, and I am sure we will awaken soon to snow here in … Continue reading
In my opinion, there is no reason to save something for a rainy day. Why keep the best crockery for special guests? Or your best dress for a special occasion? In my life, each day is treated as special. I … Continue reading
Chutney is a word we have borrowed from the Hindi language and even though the condiment is from South Asia, it is an extremely common ingredient that can be found in most South African homes. In fact, when I went … Continue reading
I loved watching Come Dine With Me – and I even had a challenge around the theme. And now, Come Dine With Me is coming to South Africa. A friend asked me if I was going to enter and my answer … Continue reading
This delicious culinary herb has been used since Roman times and has a delicate flavour between tarragon and parsley. It is indispensable in French cuisine. It needs to be added raw or at the very last minute to a dish when … Continue reading
It sounds so wonderful to be thought of as the first South African Master Chef. Ben introduced me as a possible contender for the South African production when I cooked with Jonathan Daddia. For those of you who have watched … Continue reading
I was very fortunate to be contacted by Eaglemoss Publications in connection with the new magazine about to be launched in South Africa. Baked & Delicious will feature a collection of over 400 recipes, and the publications come with a … Continue reading
I am behind in my own challenges, and so I want to thank everyone else for doing them. I made a cake with dried fruit, but it did not work and until the adapted recipe is perfected I am not … Continue reading
Sometimes, not telling the truth can be because you do not want to hurt someone. But, in my mind that is considered lying by omission. It is not really a case of “what you know won’t hurt you” as you … Continue reading