Ah! Oh heavens, I just realised that my giveaway ended yesterday, and I totally forgot about it!
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Reading through your comments really made me laugh, so much so that I begged the lovely people at Taste of Cape Town to give me a few more tickets to give away, and they did!! I now have 4 sets of double standard tickets to give to 4 of you lucky people!
Ok the winners are... *drumroll please* Marisa - yes, you get brownie points for being the first to comment! and I sympathise with you having to audit Ashci - That was just too hilarious! You and your Ginger need to experience Ginja to believe it! And I do believe that they would enjoy a real Ginger in the stall! Lady Raven - The sheer determination you show to try Nobu needs to be rewarded! See you there! Anonymous - To make up for all the toast and cereal weekends, I pick you!
To my other entrants, thank you So much for entering, it was such a pleasure reading all the comments! Will the winners drop me a DM on Twitter (I'm @polkadotcupcake) or otherwise contact me, with your email addresses, so I can inform you of the collection procedure.
Thanks again, and keep following! I'm going to try and organise another giveaway soon, this was so much FUN!!
So I think I hit a winner with this one! When I went to look for images (I don't have a camera, so I can't take my own pictures), I saw cheese tortellini with bacon and peas all over the place! In fact, I may even have taken inspiration for this from someone on my blogroll, but it went into my head and came out without a reference.
I made this without a recipe, so let's just say it's mine, with inspiration from the blogs I read, alright? Thanks.
Ah, cheese. What would I do without you? Cheese and I go way back, we've always loved each other, and cheese will still be there for me when all other things wither and fade away. Cheese, how I love you. Four cheese tortellini?! Yes please!!
I've been dying to try the Pick n Pay fresh pastas, but was worried about making a sauce that would complement, not drown, them. So, with inspiration from the blogs, I came up with this.
Now, this is the first recipe I have ever posted that I haven't made myself, but I think you need to know about this before I FINALLY get around to making it, whenever that may be. These delicious little bites of heaven will make you happy, they will make your children, your husband, any friends you choose to bless with them happy. In fact, if you like bacon, you will be happy. So brace yourself.
Bacon Wrapped Baby Potatoes
(yes, every word needs capitalising, they are that important.)
Ingredients
Bag of baby potatoes
Packet of streaky bacon
Olive oil
Garlic
Green herbs (thyme, oreganum, parsley)
Black pepper
Salt
Method
Boil potatoes in water with salt, until just cooked. Remove from the water, drain and put into a dish big enough to hold them, and some liquid. Cover the potatoes in a mixture of olive oil, garlic and herbs, and grind black pepper and a little sea salt over them, bearing in mind that bacon is salty in itself.
Leave for 30 minutes.
Remove marinaded potatoes from liquid. Wrap a strip of bacon around each potato, securing the end with a toothpick. Place in a large cookie tray, and when they're all done, pop them under the preheated grill until the bacon starts to get crispy, but not burnt.
Serve warm to your adoring audience, and revel in the delightfulness! These were served at a party I went to on the weekend, and were the first thing to go! Delicious! I'll be making these for my next party!
PS. I imagine that these would also be beautiful marinaded in a olive oil and rosemary, and then just before you put them into the oven, pour a teaspoon of brown sugar onto each one. That would probably turn them into sticky delights!
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