Recipe by Illanique van Aswegen This surprisingly easy achar is packed full of flavour – adjust the chilli to your liking… COOK’S TIP: Mango achar is great with vegetable or chicken curries, served with rice and naan breads. Add a dollop of plain yoghurt to your curry and achar – the yoghurt adds a cooling balance to the spiciness of the dish. Achar can also be eaten with cheese and crackers or served with stews and casseroles as a spicy side dish.
This isn’t your average pub steak and egg. Steak, egg and onion mash with a red wine jus is a sohpistictaed spin on a traditional favourite that doesn’t sacrifice…
Similar to pâté, terrine is a French forcemeat loaf full of delicious flavours. This classic terrine with boozy figs contains some delicious sweet punches of fruit, which works perfectly with…
Serves: 4 – 6 Difficulty level: A little effort Time: 20 mins excluding freezing time Serve the sorbet in the melon skins for a gorgeous dessert. Ingredients: 1 small spanspek melon juice of ½ lemon 210g castor sugar 125ml water 250ml dry white wine Method: Cut the spanspek in half and discard the seeds. Carefully scrape out the flesh, leaving the skin intact to form “bowls” in which to freeze the sorbet. Liquidise the spanspek to form a smooth purée. Set aside. Put the castor sugar and water in a small pot, simmer for 10 minutes and allow to cool.…
TO DRINK: Kumkani Lanner Hill Sauvignon Blanc 2008’s luscious asparagus and pea notes will match the chicken.
TO DRINK: Amani Kamili (Chardonnay/Viognier) 2008, filled with peach and apricot aromas and flavours, with a pure white-pepper undertone and a lime mineral texture from the chardonnay. The Tart Boutique Catering & Individually Crafted Cakes, 48 Jan Smuts Avenue, Forest Town, Johannesburg. Call 011-646-4781 or email [email protected].