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    GORGEOUS GRAPESvital infovital

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    Shoprite obtains its delicious grapes from the Northern and

    Western Cape. Our grapes are packed at the various farms

    and cooled at 1C to ensure you receive top quality grapes.

    Indulge in this great grape season with our easy and excitingrecipes.

    Green fruit salad with caramelshardsCool down a hot day with this refreshing, green fruit

    salad.

    green grapesgreen melon cubes

    kiwi fruit slices

    litchis, stoned

    green apple slices

    white sparkling grape juice

    caramel shards: white castor sugar and ground black pepper

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    1. Mix fruits and pour grape juice over it. Keep in refrigerator.

    2. Caramel shards: Stir sugar in a non-stick pan until it melts

    and starts to caramelise golden. (Note: The sugar burns

    easily.) Pour out on a granite surface or sheet of aluminiumfoil. Sprinkle with ground pepper. Let cool and crack into

    shards.

    Grape and onion relishServe this side dish prepared in a jiffy with any meat maindish.

    62,5 ml (1/4 c) castor sugar

    62,5 ml (1/4 c) balsamic vinegar (aceto balsamico)

    45 ml (3 tbsp) olive oil

    15 ml (1 tbsp) fennel seed

    a few sprigs of fresh thyme OR 30 ml (2 tbsp) dried thyme

    40 fresh pickle onions, peeled

    40 fresh red grapes, picked from bunch

    ground sea salt and black pepper

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    1. Dissolve castor sugar in vinegar and boil over medium

    heat until reduced and syrupy. (Note: Do not allow syrup

    to burn it will taste bitter.) Add oil and onions and saut

    for a few minutes. Add a little water if necessary and boil

    onions until soft (shake pan do not stir). Add grapes and

    simmer for a few more minutes. Serve hot or cold with

    meat.

    Pickled fish salad (Cover recipe)

    Serve this tasty salad as a light meal and cheat a little if in a

    hurry by using ready-made pickled fish.

    Pickled fish:

    1 kg firm fish (snoek, Cape salmon or hake), cut in chunks

    2 large onions, cut in rings or slices

    375 ml (1 1/2 c) apple cider vinegar

    30 ml (2 tbsp) mild Rajah curry powder

    5 ml (1 t) turmeric

    15 ml (1 tbsp) each: yellow mustard, cumin and coriander

    seeds

    2 bay leaves and cinnamon sticks1 2 chillies, membranes and seeds removed

    ground sea salt, black pepper and sugar to taste

    unflavoured, natural yoghurt (Bulgarian or Greek), green

    grapes and yellow peach slices

    salad and coriander leaves

    1. Steam or pan-fry fish until cooked. Set aside in glass or

    plastic container. Mix all pickle sauce ingredients except

    sugar in a pot, bring to the boil and simmer until onions

    are cooked, but still firm. Dissolve sugar in sauce, pour over

    fish. Let cool and keep in refrigerator.

    2. Mix pickle sauce with yoghurt to taste. Mix with fish, grapes

    and peaches. Serve with salad leaves and crusty bread.

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    Smoked pork with grapesThe sweet grapes in this dish are deliciously complementingthe salty, smoky flavour of the meat.

    smoked pork fillet, gammon or Kassler chops

    grapeseed or olive oil

    red grape juice and small bunches of red grapesred onions, cut in narrow wedges

    ground black pepper

    1. Pan-fry meat in oil until golden on the outside. Remove

    from pan, slice fillet or gammon in 1 cm slices and keep

    warm.

    2. Heat grape juice, put meat back in pan and simmer over

    low heat in juice until cooked. Reduce juice until syrupy;

    add small bunches of grapes and onion wedges and

    heat through. Season with pepper. Serve with mashed

    potatoes or sweet potatoes.

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    Korrelkonfyt (grape jam)Korrelkonfyt is a traditional favourite jam that is delicious with

    scones and a must with snoek.

    2 kg fresh sultana grapes (weighed after stalks have been

    removed)

    6 x 250 ml (1,2 kg) white sugar

    30 ml (2 tbsp) lemon juice

    1. Rinse grapes well. Layer grapes and sugar alternately in a

    heavy-bottomed pot and dissolve sugar over low heat.2. Increase heat, add lemon juice and boil jam rapidly until

    the syrup has the thickness of honey. Remove from heat.

    Skim off any foam, spoon jam into sterilised jars. Cover with

    melted candle wax or circles of greaseproof paper

    dipped in brandy. Let cool and seal jars.

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    Grape pudding with brandysauceMix grapes of all colours and flavours in this delicious pudding.

    Pudding: 700 g red and green grapes

    125 ml (1/2 c) cake flour

    62,5 ml (1

    /4 c) sugar4 extra large eggs

    500 ml (2 c) full cream milk

    62,5 ml (1/4 c) hanepoot wine

    Sauce: 125 ml (1/2 c) brandy

    45 ml (3 tbsp) apricot jam

    Preheat oven to 190 C. Grease a 23 x 23 cm oven-dish.

    1. Mix grapes in oven-dish. Mix rest of pudding ingredients

    with a wire whisk and pour over grapes. Bake until fluffy

    and cooked.

    2. Serve hot with brandy sauce: Heat brandy and mix withapricot jam.

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    PO Box 215, Brackenfell 7561

    www.shoprite.co.za