Raining? In February? We had to risk it – the fig season is over by the end of the month. So a bunch of Slow Foodies trekked out to Hoogwater farm in Wolseley. Hoogwater has an old, rather wild fig orchard, as well as peach and pomegranate orchards, a handful of cows and a donkey [...]
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Hoogwater fig-picking: 11 February 2012
February 6, 2012
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Join us for a convivial lunch in the shade of the peach trees at Hoogwater Farm in Wolsely, followed by a stroll through the fig orchards where you can chose the juiciest fruit for yourself. Hoogwater farmer Charles Osche also makes wine, and will give us an introduction to them in the cellars before we [...]
Slow Food Foraging Series: Chestnuts at Glendirk Farm
March 7, 2011
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**UPDATE: Event postponed to Sunday 27 March 2011 (nature isn’t playing along, and there are no chestnuts to be gathered!). The event is already fully booked, but if you’d like to join the waiting list, please email events@slowfoodmothercity.co.za** On Sunday, 13 March 2011 27 March 2011, we will be visiting beautiful Glendirk Farm, one of [...]
Plum pickings!
November 9, 2010
Christmas is plum pudding time – yet the dark, rich pudding (with its restorative brandy tang) has always felt too heavy for our sunshine-filled holiday. So, instead, Slow Food Mother City will be celebrating the season in the orchards, eating the juicy fruit fresh from the trees!
Craft Beer Festival
September 13, 2010
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As Slow Fooders we generally like to support the smaller producers who are more hands on and bring a little magic to their product which is often missing from the mass produced version. While these ‘artisanal’ products often end up costing more, they are definitely worth it. They usually taste better and are better for [...]




February 13, 2012
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