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Wine and dine<br />
Delheim Pinotage Salted Chocolate and<br />
Berry Ice Cream<br />
Too cold for ice cream? Never! Once you’ve tasted this<br />
delicious Delheim Pinotage ice cream, you’ll be yearning for it<br />
through winter and summer! It is super easy to make and you<br />
will get goosebumps with every bite.<br />
The new Delheim Pinotage 2017 is a medium-bodied wine<br />
with rich, crimson hues. It is all cranberry and plum that’s just<br />
the ticket for a variety of dishes. Details: around R145 to R150.<br />
www.delheim.com<br />
Ingredients<br />
500ml fresh cream • 1 tin condensed milk • ½ cup Delheim<br />
Pinotage • 2 tbs berry jam • 200g dark chocolate • 5ml Maldon<br />
salt<br />
Method<br />
Pour the wine in a saucepan and simmer until reduced by<br />
half. Let it cool. Melt the dark chocolate, spread it out onto<br />
baking paper and sprinkle the Maldon salt over. Leave until it<br />
hardens and break up into pieces.<br />
Whip the cream in a stand mixer until stiff peaks form.<br />
With the mixer still running, slowly pour in the sweetened<br />
condensed milk.<br />
Gently stir in the Delheim Pinotage, berry jam and salted dark<br />
chocolate. Spoon the ice cream into a freezer-safe container<br />
and freeze for 4 hours or overnight. Serve in an ice-cream<br />
cone with chocolate sauce.<br />
Pork & Fennel Meatballs with Tomato Sauce (serves six)<br />
Love meatballs? We do … and we really<br />
love this new recipe from Spier, who<br />
suggest (quite rightly) that we enjoy them<br />
with their new Seaward wine. Serve these<br />
hearty nuggets with pasta, mashed potato<br />
or crusty bread. They pair wonderfully with<br />
Spier Seaward Shiraz 2017. This lovely rich<br />
wine has beautifully layered aromas of<br />
mulberry, violets and plum. Details: R110<br />
spier.co.za/wine/wine-ranges/seaward<br />
Ingredients<br />
For the sauce: 45ml olive oil • 3 cloves<br />
garlic (crushed/grated) • 2 cans (800g)<br />
whole Italian tomatoes (blitzed to a<br />
smooth pulp) • 10ml (2 teaspoons) sugar •<br />
salt and pepper to taste<br />
For the meatballs:<br />
30ml olive oil • 1 onion (finely chopped)<br />
• 1 fennel bulb (finely chopped, and save<br />
some of the fronds for serving) • rind of a<br />
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With ice cream, meatballs and wine!<br />
small lemon (finely grated) • 10ml smoked<br />
paprika • 1kg pork mince • salt and pepper<br />
to taste<br />
Method<br />
Prepare the sauce: Fry the garlic until<br />
golden. Add tomatoes, sugar, salt and<br />
pepper and bring to a boil. Simmer about<br />
15 minutes or until reduced by a third.<br />
Prepare the meatballs: In a wide pan,<br />
heat the oil and fry the onions, fennel and<br />
lemon rind until they are soft and fragrant.<br />
Remove from the heat and transfer to a<br />
mixing bowl, adding the smoked paprika,<br />
mince, salt and pepper. Mix well. Shape<br />
into balls (about 4 to 5cm in diameter).<br />
Using the same pan as before, add more<br />
olive oil and fry the meatballs on all sides<br />
over medium heat until just cooked. Serve<br />
with the warm tomato sauce. Optionally,<br />
serve with pasta/starch of your choice.<br />
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