Land n Sand Jan / Feb 2014 | Page 16

J ean uses lemon rind lavishly, which I too love. He provides handy instructions for home made mayonnaise and for some of the more exotic ingredients, though you might need to go shop for others, like hoi sin, nam pla and peanut sauce. The book is printed on sturdy paper, r enough to take the hammering of being next to the fire. Just don’t let it fall int coals. Jean is a Kapenaar, so I must forgive but I must confess, as a newly arrived, s Handy hints like soaking wooden skewers and alien ‘Transvaler’ in the Cape, I do miss a string (to tie a rolled beef fillet with sprigs of mieliepap recipe or two: maybe Jean fresh herbs) also make good sense. provide some in his next book.