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- RT @RichardDawkins: I get so bored by the mindless recitation, "Evolution is only a theory." It's not a "law" either, by the way. Evolution… 6 hours ago
- Theatresports is on and happening tonight at the Kalk Bay Theatre, 8pm. Text 072 939 3351 to book! 1 day ago
- "Cape Town? In which town or city is that? Is it in Gauteng Province?" - woman from courier company 2 days ago
- BBC News - Do white people have a future in South Africa? bbc.in/12FrxYD ... replace 'white' with 'human' for it to make more sense 2 days ago
- @meganshead What an idiotic article. Might make more sense if they replaced 'white' with 'human' throughout. 2 days ago
Monthly Archives: August 2010
More from Edinburgh
I caught a tiny taste of the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. There was sooooo much on.. I could’ve stayed a week! On my last day in Edinburgh I caught two very lovely little puppet shows – one called Penguin and the … Continue reading
Edinburgh Festival
Karen and Jan and I are in Edinburgh having the best time! Karen got me a cool thing called a Gorillapod. You can use it to squish your camera securely onto anything as a tripod. We’re staying in a little … Continue reading
Homemade gnocchi
Last night Kolya and I made some gnocchi. Lara took some pretty pictures, and Dave brought a nice bottle of wine. Kolya made the cool ridges in the gnocchi to catch extra bits of sauce. With flour all over your … Continue reading
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Coriander and pistachio shortbread
I think I’ve mentioned Yotam Ottolenghi on this blog before – he’s the genius that runs this restaurant in London and wrote this book. Anyway, I’ve been very in love with that book of late, and cooking loads of stuff … Continue reading
Cookshop dinner club
I’ve recently become a fan of a couple of local food blogs. They whisper tantalising rumours about interesting food-related events and funky restaurants that are the Next Big Thing. They mouth off about places that have sunk into mediocrity. They … Continue reading
A delicious surprise
I had just put the kettle on, and was thinking WHY is there no cake in the house?! When the doorbell rang. With a little surprise: Yay for birthdays!
