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Sep 2 2010 3:54PM
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Latest Stories
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Cook from the heart, says chef
THIS week’s featured chef on The Global Table started his food career in the meat industry, but nowadays is equally known for his prowess with fish and seafood. |
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Hobnobbing in Walmer as venue opens again
THE City Slukker has been hobnobbing – literally. Come on, you know Port Elizabeth. Word spreads faster than the duration of a Lindsay Lohan jail term. And when a pub opens (or re-opens) its doors, CS is on the mark. |
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Big brekkie with taste of bundu sets you up for the day
THE Harkerville Saturday Morning Market at Plettenberg Bay is a delightful rendezvous for an early morning repast at Bundu Breakfast. Operated by Dianne and Anthony Tuffin since 2002, Bundu Breakfast has become something of an institution for both locals and visitors to Plettenberg Bay. |
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Venison pie
WHEN Joan Anderson was given a butchered springbok, she decided to make venison pie for her birthday. |
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Lunching down Memory Lane with bubbly star
WE certainly didn’t need bubbly on the warmest of mid- winter days during an alfresco lunch outing this week – the charming young performer sitting opposite me had more than enough for the entire coffee shop we were visiting. |
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Fitting finish for Cup Cook-off
ONE of the most successful World Cups in the event’s 80-year history is finally at an end – and South Africans are still rather chuffed with themselves over the country’s spectacular hosting of the soccer showpiece. |
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Polish honey cake
POLISH honey cake is light and has a mellow honey flavour without being too sweet. It’s easy to make, delicious to eat. This recipe is in response to a request from one of our readers. |
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Saintly city pirates’ den just the ticket, me ol’ hearties
A CITY of Saints and a City of Slukkers it turned out to be as Grahamstown welcomed the world to its superb 2010 arts fest – initially unsure whether it would be a city sans crowds ‘cos of the SWC (otherwise known as Slukking While Cheering). |
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Cooking our way through 32 countries
AS THE Fifa World Cup draws to a close, so too does The Global Table’s World Cup Cook-off – an ambitious and fun foodie project which saw Bay blogging couple Louise Liebenberg and Salvelio Meyer round up a large variety of traditional recipes representative of every single nation to have played in the soccer spectacle. |
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Charming dining but not so the bee’s knees
THE old adage that ‘It’s an ill wind that blows nobody any good’ certainly applies to a new boutique restaurant that opened recently in Wilderness on the Garden Route. The Beejuice Cafe has taken over the now disused railway station that served as the stopover for the famous Outeniqua Choo Tjoe tourist train until 2008. |
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Possibly the best beer and chips in the world!
CHIPS and beer: as for many 18-year-olds, my son’s nights out seem to involve copious amounts of both. It wasn’t too hard, therefore, to persuade Harry to forgo his usual Saturday night in Oxford to help me sample the world’s best examples of both, in Ghent. |
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