A stylish Italian-inspired treat. A Tiramisù coffee sponge sandwich is the perfect companion to a hot cup of coffee. Cook’s tip: Instead of melting the chocolate, you can assemble the cake and cream and simply grate the chocolate over.
To drink: Rijk’s Chenin Blanc has everything this dish needs: zesty acidity, good use of oak and a lingering aftertaste.
So easy to make, these stylish smoked salmon trout and cream cheese thimbles feature a classic combination of creamy and salty. A wonderfully elegant appetiser that’s perfect for a dinner party or formal lunch.
Lamb is delicious in Darling: the grazing has always been good in these green hills. That’s how Groote Post Vineyards got its name: it was the largest guarding…
After a week in Spain’s gastronomic capital, Andalusia, F&HE food editor ANNA MONTALI has well and truly embraced the tapas culture ANNA MONTALISpanish culture is synonymous with passion and tradition, and it’s particularly evident in its cuisine, and in its gastronomic heartland, Andalusia. Located in the south of Spain, Andalusia is divided into eight provinces: Huelva, Cadiz, Cordoba, Malaga, Jaén, Granada, Almeria and the capital Seville. Famous sons include Pablo Picasso, who etched his first drawing in his hometown of Malaga, and A-list actor Antonio Banderas. Ernest Hemingway wrote passionately about the area and spent his last birthday there. Andalusian…
Print Recipe Puff pastry apple slices Serves: 12 Instructions 1 Preheat the oven to 200°C. Roll 1 x 400g roll of puff pastry out on a lightly floured work surface, slice it into rectangles, roughly 12cm x 8cm in size, and place them on a baking tray. Arrange tinned sliced pie apples (1 x 385g
At Geisha Wok and Noodle Bar in Cape Town, French chef Fred Faucheaux combines his classic roots with a love of simple Asian flavours By Kim Maxwell Why…
Johannesburg is not just all work and no play. If you know where to look you’ll find sumptuous destinations for a break from the frenetic activity. Try these boutique hotels that are perfect for the gourmet traveller in the city of gold KIM HOEPFLThe prevailing wisdom is that there is nothing interesting for foreign guests to see and do in Johannesburg. Well, think again. We’ve rounded up three boutique hotels in Johannesburg’s immediate periphery, each offering something utterly unique in an environment of extreme comfort. Only an hour’s drive (or less) from the city centre, there is game to be…