Millet is an ancient seed, originating from Africa and North China. As it is gluten-free it’s often used as a replacement for gluten grains. It’s also rich in calcium and B vitamins. The cooked grains closely resemble fine couscous and, when dry-roasted, develop a rich and nutty flavour.
Recipe by Illanique van Aswegen A lovely appetiser – the crunchy outside is heavenly against the sweet and tender interior of the fritter. It’s easy to make and…
AMARULA CRÈME ANGLAISE 300ml fresh cream 150ml Amarula (optional) 5ml (1 tsp) vanilla extract 4 egg yolks 15ml (1 tbsp) Hamilton Russell Vineyards fynbos honey METHOD: 1. Heat the cream and Amarula in a saucepan, but do not allow to boil. 2. Whisk the vanilla, egg yolks and honey together until pale yellow, and pour the warm cream mixture over while whisking. Return to low heat, and cook while stirring constantly until the mixture coats the back of a metal spoon, 3 – 5 minutes. Remove from heat and leave to cool. 3. Serve the cake with crème anglaise and…
How do you get the entire (almost) wine industry in one room at the same time? You launch the little green book. Platter’s by Diners Club South African…