Recipe by Sarah Dall
Print Recipe Sticky marmalade cake topped with dark chocolate scrolls Serves: 1 cake Cooking Time: 1 hour Ingredients 500ml Seville orange marmalade 500g castor sugar 200ml water 4 oranges, zested 10 eggs, separated 280g sugar 140g cake flour 100g butter, melted fresh cream, to serve dark chocolate scrolls, to serve Instructions 1 Preheat the oven
“Avoid metal and use only glass, wood or plastic bowls and utensils when preparing this dish,” Razvan advises TO DRINK: Heritage Heroes The Young Airhawk 2011
This beer-batter recipe can be used for battered fish as well – add a teaspoon of dried dill to the mixture for extra flavour.
Print Recipe Grilled pineapple, bacon and avocado salad with a sweet chilli dressing Ingredients Dressing 5ml (1 tsp) Dijon mustard 1,25ml (¼ tsp) green chilli, chopped 15ml (1 tbsp) honey 15ml (1 tbsp) lemon juice 15ml (1 tbsp) olive or avocado oil salt and freshly ground black pepper, to taste Salad 6 pieces streaky bacon
Even the best cooks can admit to being a little lazy with certain dishes. This fruit salad with cinnamon syrup is the slothful chef’s go-to for a dessert that’s simple, fuss-free and delicious. Recipe by Toni Scorgie and Nadine Waner of The Tart Photographs by Graeme Borchers The Tart Boutique Catering & Individually Crafted Cakes, 48 Jan Smuts Avenue, Forest Town, Johannesburg. Call 011-646-4781 or email [email protected].
TO DRINK: A shot of Amarula, just for luck. This South African success story may or may not make you behave like the wild animals who get tipsy on the fermented fruit of the marula tree, but at least we humans get to drink our liqueur in refined, creamy form.
You can serve crispy duck in all sorts of ways. At Orient Fusion we slice it thinly and serve the meat and skin together. TO DRINK: De Grendel…
At narrow, communal wooden tables peppered with diners, plates are being shared with ‘oohs’ of delight. Most eyes are focused on arresting, diverse tapas bites, but the close proximity of diners introduces banter, fun and the clinking of glasses. Decayed brick walls support shelves of noodles, imported Valrhona chocolate and unusual spices for sale. In the background, a tiny kitchen is filled with white-jacketed movement. Liam Tomlin – Chef and Owner of Chef’s Warehouse mans the pass and finishes artful plates. A deli fridge opposite opens to home-made pasta, stocks and preserved products for sale. A connected second room sells…