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  • Iceland: Cooked’s Heroic Journey

    Iceland: Cooked’s Heroic Journey

    February, 2012 | No Comments

    By Alexis Burg To take an idea and transform it into an organised and measurable commodity is a difficult pursuit, to say the least. When that idea depends entirely on a wild, real life adventure, you might go as far as to call it a madman’s gamble. Truth is stranger than fiction, and real life [...]

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  • Fair Game?

    Fair Game?

    June, 2011 | 4 Comments

    I am sad to the core. On Saturday I got a call from Bool Smuts of the Landmark Foundation, an NGO that specialises in building the conservation economy. One of their projects is the conservation of apex predators. They had trapped a leopard on a farm near Hermanus – a cause for great celebration, because [...]

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  • The Ancient Sacred Contract

    The Ancient Sacred Contract

    May, 2011 | 1 Comment

    It is said that one sheep in the Karoo has to walk a square mile to get a square meal, which is why Karoo farms need to be large enough to sustain enough sheep for the books to balance. It also means that farmers who are concerned with keeping the land rich and fertile for [...]

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  • Cooked Recipe Challenge!

    Cooked Recipe Challenge!

    March, 2011 | 1 Comment

    With Easter around the corner, it’s a great time to get your taste buds going! This month’s competition is FUN and DELICIOUS and if you win, you’ll get an Easter basket filled with Cooked goodies! ENTER IN TWO RELATIVELY EASY STEPS: Cook one of your favourite family recipes. Take a picture of your dish. Send [...]

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  • People of my Country

    People of my Country

    March, 2011 | 4 Comments

    “Know Thyself” A well-known inscription in the temple forecourt of Apollo at Delphi. The past holiday I had the opportunity to interact with the beautiful people of South Africa. The people of the West Coast do not only exist, they flourish in their own beautiful way and love with great passion. We were stranded at [...]

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  • Make Your Own Worm Farm!

    Make Your Own Worm Farm!

    March, 2011 | No Comments

    Worms are one of the major players in the decomposition of organic matter. A worm farm is practically odour and fly free and compact. What it produces though is where the real magic happens…I call it agricultural gold. – You need to score three wooden or plastic containers that fit into one another – they [...]

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  • The Chicken Story

    The Chicken Story

    March, 2011 | 1 Comment

    In the good old days, old Mac Donald had a farm… and on that farm he had some chickens, some ducks, some turkeys and other farm animals. These days Mac Donald is a global corporation producing fast food at low prices. In order to keep prices low and a constant supply of fast chicken nuggets, [...]

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  • Sushi Anyone?

    Sushi Anyone?

    March, 2011 | No Comments

    I’m not sure whether it is the knowledge that I have gleaned in over thirty years of being in love with the ocean or Justin getting sick and tired of me talking about it whenever I can, but here I sit writing a blog for him. I’ve been involved with Cooked since the 1st episode, [...]

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  • Have the Aliens Landed?

    Have the Aliens Landed?

    March, 2011 | No Comments

    While filming Getaway to Africa in northern Mozambique we travelled along a gravel road that seemed to be headed nowhere. As we sped over a rise, we witnessed a site I had never seen before in my life. It looked like a pond of human sized locusts devouring the remnants of a fallen forest. We [...]

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  • Helena Kingwill Joins Cooked Bloggers!

    Helena Kingwill Joins Cooked Bloggers!

    March, 2011 | No Comments

    Hi. I am Helena Kingwill. I am a free-lance journalist, TV. -Researcher and independent filmmaker. I make documentaries about environmental concerns. (See more on my film Buried in Earthskin.) When Justin’s producer called me up out of the blue one day and asked if I could quickly research 13 episodes for Cooked 5, I jumped [...]

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  • The 3 Ages of Mankind

    The 3 Ages of Mankind

    February, 2011 | 1 Comment

    On Tuesday the 22nd of February, Tanya Bonello will be showing her latest work, titled ‘The 3 Ages of Mankind.’ Tanya Bonello is a mixed media artist who works with gypsum, rust, linseed oil and oil paint. Her paintings are held in private and corporate collections locally, as well as in London, New York, San [...]

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  • Update from the Hungry Man

    Update from the Hungry Man

    February, 2011 | 2 Comments

    You won’t believe it! I just flew on our national carrier, and instead of the ubiquitous “chicken or beef,’ today I am proud to say that on SAA Flight SA326, I was offered “Chicken or Veg.” Yup. I still can’t believe it. Maybe they’ve actually been listening. Look as I keep saying, it’s not a [...]

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  • Hungry Man Blues

    Hungry Man Blues

    January, 2011 | 9 Comments

    I feel like I’m traveling more and more every year. In fact, last year I laughed at Bill Granger’s hectic schedule, until I had my own crazy schedule! So, it was pretty routine when i boarded a flight on our national carrier. Once we were safely up in the air, the air hostesses started serving [...]

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  • Kayaks, Angels and Horses!

    Kayaks, Angels and Horses!

    January, 2011 | 9 Comments

    I’ve just spent six weeks on the Wild Coast dreaming up ideas for new shows. And while sitting on the beach with a line in the water, I came up with the idea of producing twelve new shows this year. Insane? You got it! I am Cooked after all! We’ve been back at the office [...]

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  • The Great Food Hoodwink Competition!

    The Great Food Hoodwink Competition!

    December, 2010 | 2 Comments

    Hey Guys and Girls! We DARE you to win really (REALLY) big with Cooked in Africa before Christmas!  Just follow the instructions below: 1. Go to THE GREAT FOOD HOODWINK 2. Click on ‘Like’ 3. Click on Hoodwink. 4. Watch the video – concentrate! 5. Go to your local supermarket or grocer. 6. Be all [...]

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  • How to Build your Own Spit-Braai

    How to Build your Own Spit-Braai

    November, 2010 | 3 Comments

      This spit was designed and made by my friend Gareth Beaumont and me in just 10 minutes on his father-in-law’s farm in Galileo in Grabouw.  You will need: – 2 x uprights of hollow square steel with a 4cm diameter – 100 cm long. – 1 x spit pole made from hollow square steel [...]

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  • Justin’s Gardening Tip

    Justin’s Gardening Tip

    November, 2010 | No Comments

    It’s time to get your hands dirty! Nothing beats saying “everything in this dish came straight out of my garden!” Before you start: Make sure that your seeds are fresh. As a general rule, seeds should be sown at a depth of about three times their own size. With very fine seeds, like carrots and [...]

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  • Tenkara…This is Heaven!

    Tenkara…This is Heaven!

    November, 2010 | 9 Comments

    The fire is almost out and one can hear the jackal call. From the dim light of the cabin we all looked for a last time at our assembled rods, strung lines and the flies we have decided on, before retiring to bed. Our party has discussed in depth what fly we should use early [...]

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  • Goodbye Gogo…

    Goodbye Gogo…

    November, 2010 | 3 Comments

    As a kid I used to really enjoy sitting out in the sun with my housekeeper eating sweet apricot jam and butter sandwiches dipped in even sweeter tea. This was not just any maid, she was very special, we used to call her Gogo (a Zulu word for Granny).Gogo instilled in me a true feeling [...]

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  • Exploring the Industry…

    Exploring the Industry…

    November, 2010 | No Comments

    It is the time of the year where we start reflecting as wine lovers, entrepreneurs, agriculturalists, and oenologists with the dawning of a new vintage. Accolades are coming to those who worked hard, and the fruits of the previous harvest are starting to pay off whilst showing its true potential. Stuart who has been voted [...]

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  • November Competition!

    November Competition!

    November, 2010 | 5 Comments

    It’s competition time at Cooked and it’s just in time for Christmas! Simply answer the question below and send your answer to info@cookedinafrica.com You could win Cooked Season 1, 2 and 3 PLUS Justin’s new book Cooked Weekends Away – perfect to take on any weekend or holiday! Question: What are the names of the [...]

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  • Off the Grid

    Off the Grid

    September, 2010 | 7 Comments

    After checking out free-range beef in Namibia, our next stop was the Pool family farm in Biesiesfontein on the West Coast where we hoped to remove ourselves from the grid. We said our goodbyes to the Kibble’s  and drove the 1000 odd kilometres back into South Africa in one stretch, crossing the border post at [...]

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  • That is the River

    That is the River

    September, 2010 | 3 Comments

    We’re sitting on the roof of our Land Cruiser, watching millions of wildebeest as far as the eye can see. It is hard to comprehend. Almost 2.5 million wildebeest, zebra and gazelle migrate yearly over the beautiful plains of the Serengeti, tracked by lions, hyenas and crocodiles at river crossings, setting the scene for one [...]

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  • Travel with a Conscience

    Travel with a Conscience

    September, 2010 | 3 Comments

    It is most important for every visitor to realise that you are just that … a visitor to a country, a region and for that matter to this planet. However, travelling to merely observe will leave you with a shallow experience of Africa. Get off the bus and take a walk through the village. Stay [...]

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  • In Search of Truth and Beauty

    In Search of Truth and Beauty

    August, 2010 | 3 Comments

    View the latest work of Tanya Bonello at the G2 Art Gallery in Cape Town. Tanya Bonello is a mixed media artist who works with gypsum, rust, linseed oil and oil paint. Her paintings are held in private and corporate collections locally, as well as in London, New York, San Francisco, Warsaw and Milan. Her [...]

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  • Tips for the Average Joe

    Tips for the Average Joe

    August, 2010 | No Comments

    In current times society has to adapt to issues such as credit-crunches, rising food- and petrol prices, speeding fines and World Cups. We all look out for good deals in any shape or form, because we all scrape the barrel from time to time. There are some handy pointers that I should equip you with [...]

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  • Sacred Cows of the Masai

    Sacred Cows of the Masai

    August, 2010 | 8 Comments

    Visiting a nomadic Masai tribe must be one of my most colourful experiences. They are driven by their passion for their land and cattle. Their daily life revolves around their cattle. Status is derived from their relationship to their cattle and the amount of children they have. The more cattle a Masai has, the richer [...]

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  • Land Rover Cooked Competition

    Land Rover Cooked Competition

    August, 2010 | 2 Comments

    Hi Cooked Fans! Stand the chance to win a Cooked in Africa book signed by Justin! All you need to do is this: 1. Subscribe to our newsletter if you haven’t already. 2. Answer the question below. 3. EMAIL your answer to info@cookedinafrica.com The Question: What nicknames did Justin and his crew give their FOUR [...]

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  • What Has the Trio Been Up To?

    What Has the Trio Been Up To?

    August, 2010 | 2 Comments

    After such a fully packed, “lekker” (Afrikaans for “awesome”) year of filming Exploring the Vine, there’s been quite a few enquiries about what we’ve been up to. Off camera – myself and the duo still make time to get together (especially for those infamous Sunday lunches!) and constructively criticise and taste each others‘wines and the [...]

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  • His Journey, a Destination

    His Journey, a Destination

    August, 2010 | 5 Comments

    It is incredible to see what can be carried on a bicycle. While filming “Getaway to Africa” in Malawi we met a mad hatter named Kenny Shane, a Canadian who had just about cycled right around the globe over a period of 25 years. He was making his way southwards to Cape Town and then [...]

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  • Vintage What?

    Vintage What?

    August, 2010 | 1 Comment

    Vintage is the year in which the grapes inside your bottle of wine was picked and processed. That is the year that’s visible on the label of your bottle. In the case of un-wooded white wines, the year is a reflection of when it was produced and bottled and      probably sold. Some of you might [...]

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  • Stolen Innocence

    Stolen Innocence

    August, 2010 | 2 Comments

    From the bright light into the dark shack my eyes take some time adjusting to the darkness inside. My guide introduces me to Gogo, meaning Mama. For many years Soweto was the “small parliament” in the days of apartheid. Soweto is also the most populous township in Africa. I cannot help but notice the novel, [...]

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  • Shoot, Steal and Lie!

    Shoot, Steal and Lie!

    July, 2010 | 4 Comments

    When we plan a trip into the great unknown it is most important to be properly prepared to go out there and brave all that Africa may throw at you, and believe me she will throw. So be ready to shoot! The biggest regret I have as a traveller is I always make the mistake [...]

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  • Making a Mountain out of a Molehill: Ideas for Organic Pest Control

    Making a Mountain out of a Molehill: Ideas for Organic Pest Control

    July, 2010 | 5 Comments

    I have a rabbit problem. Imagine my horror, when, lusting after a fresh garden salad I went to the veggie patch, basket in hand, ready to pick all the crunchy goodness my heart desired… only to discover that some fluffy little critter had beaten me to it! Yes, a cuddly wuddly rabbit had snacked on [...]

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  • Water: A Celebration

    Water: A Celebration

    July, 2010 | 5 Comments

    It is early on Saturday morning in Swaziland. All along the road I notice children walking. Some are chewing on sugarcane sticks. The boys are drawing lines in the sand with branches. The older ones are pushing the younger ones on the wheelbarrows. These children are off to the nearest source of water. Collecting water [...]

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  • Land Rover’s Great Service

    Land Rover’s Great Service

    July, 2010 | No Comments

    We just had the Mothership, Panther and Christmas Tree serviced at Land Rover. The guys were so amazing, Justin gave them two Cooked books as a thank you! Maybe next time we roll up, they’ll get some of Justin’s famous Stuffed Vetkoek to munch on! Stuffed vetkoek are lekker padkos! Make them on the road, [...]

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  • Mama Africa

    Mama Africa

    July, 2010 | No Comments

    Most striking to me in my travels in Africa is that each country we visited over the shows we produced “Cooked” and “Getaway to Africa” was that in each country we experienced something special and different. Whether a perfect silence experienced in a village in Lesotho at nightfall, the rolling hills of the Kingdom of [...]

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  • Kosi Forest Lodge

    Kosi Forest Lodge

    July, 2010 | 3 Comments

    “A place of shimmering lakes, meandering waterways, tropical forests, remote beaches all within the iSimagaliso Wetland Park” The route we took between Thonga Beach Lodge and Kosi Forest Lodge is meant to take about an hour and a quarter. We took 5 hours. Along the way we pulled into secluded bays, stopped at scenic view [...]

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  • Thonga Beach Lodge

    Thonga Beach Lodge

    July, 2010 | 1 Comment

    “.. little piece of heaven situated in a world heritage site at Mabibi” We have had an interesting last few days. We left the Transkei and continued north all the way to Thonga Beach Lodge, just beneath Mozambique. En route we spent a night in Amanzimtoti, at a Guest house called Graceland – named because [...]

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  • Flip’n Cool Mense

    Flip’n Cool Mense

    July, 2010 | 1 Comment

    We arrived at the farm Klein Rivertjie, before the sun had set, which was very interesting as we got to see just how close we are to the SA/Zimbabwe border, only 800m. The Nel’s farm a wide variety of veggies, smart – not to have your eggs in one basket and now even I am [...]

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  • If it’s Yellow, Let it Mellow (and Other Tips for Responsible Water Consumption)

    If it’s Yellow, Let it Mellow (and Other Tips for Responsible Water Consumption)

    July, 2010 | No Comments

    A little bit of rain is a very big deal here in the drought-stricken Eastern Cape. In fact whenever it does rain, I stop what I am doing to say a private Thank-You and then turn my attention to the relief-inspiring sound of rainwater running into our underground reservoir. It’s music to my ears. The [...]

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  • Green Tip for July

    Green Tip for July

    July, 2010 | No Comments

    At Cooked, we get the travel bug more often than not. In fact, we are a big green travel bug! BUT no matter what our mode of transport or where we stay, we always make sure to keep it as green as possible. Here are five small things you can do to make sure you [...]

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  • Two New Exciting Reads Now in Production!

    Two New Exciting Reads Now in Production!

    July, 2010 | 4 Comments

    With the overwhelming response Justin received for his first book “Cooked in Africa” we decided to publish two more! Jump in the car with Weekends Away and shrug off the everyday pressures of modern living. The book is filled with ideas on how you can immerse yourself in your natural surroundings and while you’re at [...]

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  • Cooked’s Tasty New Showcase

    Cooked’s Tasty New Showcase

    July, 2010 | No Comments

    Cooked in Africa Films is famous for its striking cooking and travel shows featuring South Africa’s very own celebrity cook Justin Bonello and a crew of fun-loving, mischievous friends travelling around South Africa experiencing breath-taking sites and having food-filled adventures. Cooked’s new website “bucks the trend”, and is an interactive, user-friendly showcase of the work [...]

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  • Cooked Season 4

    Cooked Season 4

    July, 2010 | 2 Comments

    Justin first caught the eye of TV watchers in Cooked Season 1. He was full of charm and charisma creating a new brand of bush cooking. Justin’s charm is still abundant, but in Season 4 he takes on the more serious side of cooking. If possible, try to forget for a moment that what Justin [...]

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  • The Proof is in the Cheese Burger

    The Proof is in the Cheese Burger

    July, 2010 | No Comments

    On Monday, I strolled to a beloved deli down the road from my office. It’s one of my favourite places because everything is made from scratch every day, including wraps, chicken pies, spaghetti meat balls and soups. When you walk inside, it smells like love. So there I was, facing the friendly girl on the [...]

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  • Wild!

    Wild!

    July, 2010 | 2 Comments

    So, the search to green my life and live more sustainably continues. My first stop? Wild Organics Trading Store. Since finding this place, it’s changed what I eat, when I eat it and how I think about food. Lately, when I walk down the gleaming supermarket aisle or ponder over a menu at a restaurant [...]

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  • Cooked 4 Competition

    Cooked 4 Competition

    July, 2010 | 45 Comments

    Hi Cooked groupies, We are giving away a DVD box set of the new Cooked Season 4! How do you enter? 1 . Simply, subscribe to our website newsletter and stand a chance to win this amazing prize! (To subscribe to our “What’s in the pot?” newsletter: Go on to the homepage, there is a [...]

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  • Aweh Danny!

    Aweh Danny!

    July, 2010 | 4 Comments

    Danny, who has been with us since we began shooting a month ago, has left us. We all knew the day was coming but had hoped it wouldn’t. In much of Southern Africa a true reflection of a man’s wealth is the number of heads of livestock he has. It’s a little different with us, [...]

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  • Legend in the making – Black Mamba, White Witch

    Legend in the making – Black Mamba, White Witch

    June, 2010 | 4 Comments

    The contrast is overwhelming. Thea Litschka, the white witch, as called by the locals, catching black mambas. Compassionate deeds, kindness, mercy, and reaching out to others are required of all of us who desire to be on the path of wisdom. If you ever drive past Simunye, Swaziland, ask for Thea or Clifton who will [...]

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  • Fleet of Landies… Halfway Mark!

    Fleet of Landies… Halfway Mark!

    June, 2010 | No Comments

    We left Cape Town, just over a month ago to shoot our 5th season of Cooked, Living Free. To date, after travelling more than 12000 km’s around South Africa to say that we were amped to take on the Mountain kingdom of Lesotho in our fleet of Landies would be a complete understatement. The first [...]

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  • Vino-Philia

    Vino-Philia

    June, 2010 | No Comments

    What does wine mean to you? Take a second and swirl this around in your head, and answer this question internally, yet truthfully. Your answer determines whether you fall into the novice, lover, connoisseur or even just consumer category (Which is great too!). My aim is to narrow the wide scissors between these different levels [...]

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  • Sand Gets Everywhere, Ask Me I Know!

    Sand Gets Everywhere, Ask Me I Know!

    June, 2010 | 1 Comment

    Its funny how easily one can fall into the swing of the way things used to be, where our daily priorities were not only about those things that make us happy but the ones that are an integral part of survival. But at what cost? After two solid days of travel, starting at Katse Dam, [...]

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  • Motebong Village, Lesotho

    Motebong Village, Lesotho

    June, 2010 | 6 Comments

    If you’re partial to vast mountainous regions, with beautiful river valleys and unrivalled peace and quiet, come spend a few days here, you’ll love it. We have been here for the last 3 days and it’s one of those crazy beautiful places that takes your mind far away from the humdrum monotony of city living. [...]

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  • Goodbye Elgin Chickens, Hello Karoo Lamb

    Goodbye Elgin Chickens, Hello Karoo Lamb

    June, 2010 | 2 Comments

    Day 5: Goodbye Elgin Chickens, Hello Karoo Lamb We left Elgin as early as possible and made our way up the N2 as far as George, where we then travelled inland over the Outeniqua pass. It was goodbye to the sea for now and hello to the Karoo (South Africa’s largest semi-arid desert). We drove [...]

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  • Chicken in Bread Crust

    Chicken in Bread Crust

    June, 2010 | 5 Comments

    If of you can remember in the 3rd season of Cooked Justin made a particularly ‘savoury’ chicken baked in bread dough. Well tonight Tina Beaumont, the proprietor of this recipe and a couple other mates would be coming for dinner. So Justin and Tina met at Jeanne’s house and proceeded to show a new bunch [...]

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  • Greener Pastures…

    Greener Pastures…

    June, 2010 | 4 Comments

    Is the grass greener on the other side? Last year I decided to recycle my life, and inevitably discovered the answer to that question. My husband and I traded in our film-industry careers to farm organic vegetables, and replaced the hustle-and-bustle traffic fumes of Jozi for a windswept sea-view stoep in the forgotten frontier of [...]

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  • Exploring the Vine on Nat Geo

    Exploring the Vine on Nat Geo

    May, 2010 | 5 Comments

    Three hot young men making wine, drinking wine and talking about wine. What’s not to love about this series? South Africa with its rich cultural history, diversity and natural beauty also boasts a thriving and internationally award winning wine industry. Less than an hour’s drive from the majestic Table Mountain and Cape Town’s famous beaches [...]

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  • Oak Lane Cottages, Elgin

    Oak Lane Cottages, Elgin

    May, 2010 | No Comments

    We wake up at 6am, some of us are going to take a bit of time to adjust to the ‘Cooked’ way of life but seeing as it’s the first day of shooting on the road we are all sporting our poker faces. The shooting crew pile into the Mothership and Panther in search the [...]

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  • It’s Elgin

    It’s Elgin

    May, 2010 | 2 Comments

    It’s Elgin, not ‘El Jin’ – that’s what Mexican prostitutes would call it! So we have finally said goodbye to our Mother city. Today was complete madness as we combined a full work day with the mightiest of all packing of the vehicles sessions (to become part of the daily routine). In the end we [...]

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  • Disco-Disco

    Disco-Disco

    May, 2010 | No Comments

    So if you don’t know already, Land Rover have generously given us 4X4X4’s (all a little confusing at first). They are Justin’s bad ass Discovery 4 otherwise known as the ‘The Mother ship’  Sunel’s Defender, Panther, Wesley’s defender,  Daisy and the newest member of the Team, Calvin’s yet to be named (Cal wants to call [...]

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  • Tiny Planet

    Tiny Planet

    May, 2010 | No Comments

    The Big Shi(f)t I’ve been called a tree-hugging hippy more times than I care to remember and I resent it. I love Gucci. Guess. Diesel. Armani. And nice things. I don’t have the dreaded dreads. I don’t wear homemade rainbow- spiral tie dyed tees or sandals made of grass. I believe in personal hygiene. And [...]

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  • Making Money on Holiday

    Making Money on Holiday

    May, 2010 | 4 Comments

    When I was in my twenties, struggling to find a career, I lucked upon a movie and remember a line that went something like this “find something you really enjoy doing, then try find a way to make a living out of it”. I figured well, I really like going on holiday, so I did, [...]

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  • Depicting Life

    Depicting Life

    May, 2010 | 3 Comments

    (Delve into the heart of the African community, with photographer Chris Litschka, as she explores moments in their lives, depicting many mysteries through words and images. Join her as she shares her lessons in passion and traditions on …) When I saw the movie “Out Of Africa” I fell in love with its people, its [...]

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  • Who am I?

    Who am I?

    May, 2010 | 3 Comments

    I’m known as Howard Booysen, son of happily married parents and one older sibling, my sis. I was born in the Northern suburbs in the mother city of Cape Town. (Not on a farm though…) I’m a 27 year old bachelor who’s highly energetic with a passion for creating, living, experiencing and people. I have [...]

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