• Greek yoghurt: Greek yoghurt is traditionally strained through a cloth to separate the whey. This provides the thick consistency of the yogurt while still preserving that distinct sour tang. Yoghurt strained through muslin cloth is a traditional staple among Middle Eastern and Mediterranean countires – the thicket the better. Thick Greek yoghurt is fantastic for making traditional dips like tzatziki, adding to smoothies or turning into a simple dessert of creamy yoghurt, crushed pistachios and plenty of runny honey. Mascarpone: Mascarpone is a soft, unripe Italian cheese made from cream and coagulated with citric acid or lemon juice. The whey…

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    Zomato (the global restaurant search and discovery service) and Uber (the smartphone app that connects riders with drivers for on-demand transportation) have announced a partnership that will help both services bring more to their users across the globe. This partnership has been rolled out to Zomato users in the UK (London) and South Africa (Cape Town, Johannesburg and Durban – soon to be rolled out to customers in other markets).How it works: Zomato will bring the seamless Uber experience to the Zomato app to enable users to book cabs to the restaurant where they are planning to eat. Uber will…

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    Quick, easy and full of sweet Southern flavour, what’s not to love about corn bread? Although dating back to Native Americans, this cornerstone bread is widely recognised as a cuisine staple of the American South, and certainly isn’t slowing down in popularity. Recipe by James Diack and Matthew Wright Photograph by Dylan Swart