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African Spirit – The Food of Somalia, Part 1
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It’s Ramadan in Somalia at the moment, a time of peace, reflection and goodwill towards mankind; a time when Muslims all over the world should give up their bad habits in honour of their Creator. …

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Sabaayad for Peace
Thursday, 2 Sep, 2010 – 11:53 | View Comments
Sabaayad for Peace

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I love bread; I eat bread with almost every meal which is pushing it a bit and I’m afraid I’ve passed it on to my children. My youngest once abstained from eating bread for the …

Somali Crisis Sweetener – Moos Bukaani
Wednesday, 1 Sep, 2010 – 16:00 | View Comments
Somali Crisis Sweetener – Moos Bukaani

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Let’s face it, life in Somalia is generally pretty miserable at the moment and no matter which way I’ve looked it, how much I’ve read about it or how many conversations I’ve had with Somalis …

Mashed Baked Potatoes
Friday, 27 Aug, 2010 – 13:36 | View Comments
Mashed Baked Potatoes

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It’s a beautiful day in the Cape today but being a white water kayaker’s mom, the dark cloud hanging over the Helderberg mountain fills me with no small amount of optimism. It’s not that I …

Cocoa Production in Ghana – Chocolate and Cashew Cake
Thursday, 19 Aug, 2010 – 17:06 | View Comments
Cocoa Production in Ghana – Chocolate and Cashew Cake

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I managed to go to quite a big cocoa farm once and it was really interesting, not least of all because I love chocolate and it was great to see where it actually comes from. …

Wagadugu Peanut Toffee
Thursday, 19 Aug, 2010 – 16:15 | View Comments
Wagadugu Peanut Toffee

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I managed to get quite a few recipes when I was in Ghana and this peanut toffee is amongst them. There are probably hundreds of recipes for this but I like this one and it …

Dining in Ghana – Kelewele
Thursday, 19 Aug, 2010 – 15:15 | View Comments
Dining in Ghana – Kelewele

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I eat three times a day even when I’m on diet because I believe that skipping a meal is bad for the metabolism and that’s really bad news for anyone want to lose weight. That …

Basically Dolmades
Friday, 9 Jul, 2010 – 16:48 | View Comments
Basically Dolmades

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For those of you that are sick and tired of chips, peanuts, packet pretzels and those funny little imitation pizzas that are always served with drinks, try making dolmades and be kind to your guests …

Kleftiko for Dummies
Friday, 9 Jul, 2010 – 15:05 | View Comments
Kleftiko for Dummies

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Cypriots are quick to remind you that they’re Cypriots and not Greeks but, despite the Arab influence, their food tells a predominantly Greek story with fish, vegetables and meat à la grecque to be found on …

Baked White Stump in Cheese and Oil
Friday, 9 Jul, 2010 – 11:58 | View Comments
Baked White Stump in Cheese and Oil

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Greece has always been a trading centre – even in ancient times it was the Greeks who founded many of the Sicilian cities – and not only that, they also established cities in southern Italy …

The Spotted Dick Dilemma
Sunday, 6 Jun, 2010 – 14:06 | View Comments
The Spotted Dick Dilemma

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Alexis Soyer‘s book, the Modern Housewife published in 1850 seems to provide us with the earliest recipe for Spotted Dick (aka as Plum Bolster) and it’s one of the most well known British desserts even …