food & drink
What's new in food and drink. The latest trends for you to try over the coming months
THE INGREDIENT... WINTER TOMATOES
Raf, Danone and the ridged Black Krim tomatoes are grown in cooler northern climes, and across Southern Europe in the winter months, resulting in a different fruit entirely, with a sharp acidic crunch.
What they're like They ripen very slowly from the inside out, so the flesh is sweet, with tart green seeds, but the texture stays firm. The combination of crunchy skin and sweet-and- salty pulp is mind-blowing.
How to eat Slice horizontally to expose the green-streaked flesh and seeds, drizzle with olive oil and scatter over sea-salt flakes. Or pile onto toasted sourdough rubbed with garlic for lunch.
GIVE THESE A GO
MALTESE MUNCHIES
If you find yourself in Malta be sure to indulge in one of these traditional Maltese snacks.
Pastizzi Made from filo or puff pastry, these diamond-shaped snacks come stuffed with fillings such as apple and cinnamon or Nutella- both perfect for a delicious sugar hit.
Qaghaq ta’ l-Ghasel These traditional and incredibly moreish baked sweets, also known as honey rings or halos, these soft pastries are filled with a rich treacle and spice-based paste.
Imqaret These deep fried pastries are stuffed with dates, citrus and spices, and are best enjoyed with ice cream.
LITE HEARTED
Enjoy the great taste of beer without the boozy hit
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LOWLANDER 0.00% WIT With refreshing witbier taste and inspired to double down on zero this is an attempt to brew a true 0.00% ABV Wit beer. Using reclaimed orange and lemon peel these botanicals are used to brew the very first 0.0% beer.
BIG DROP BREWING CO.'S STOUT 0.5% A non alcoholic beer is never exactly identical to its alcoholic counterpart and a low alcohol stout will never have the same thickness or mouthfeel as the real deal, but this is about as close as you're going to get.
NIRVANA BREWERY'S ORGANIC PALE ALE 0.5% This certified organic beer is a friend to the earth and your palate. Gold hops and British malts combine for a balanced beer that goes down very easily. So, what's wrong with cracking open another?
WHY NOT TRY… BAIJIU
The UK has gin, Russia has vodka… and China has baijiu. It’s the most consumed spirit in the world with
around 4-10 billion litres of the stuff drunk each year. The name roughly translates as ‘white alcohol’ and, like many things Chinese, baijiu connoisseurship is on the rise.
CHOOSE FROZEN BANANAS LOOSE DAIRY ICE CREAM
No milk, no cream, no sugar-and it even counts as one of your five-a-day. Simply freeze a few
COOK'S TIP CAULIFLOWER
When cooking cauliflower, add a small amount of milk to the water with salt to
keep the cauliflower bright white. Shock it in cold water to stop the cooking.
bananas, then puree and eat with one of those mini-spade ice-cream spoons for a healthy treat full of Vitamins B6, C and potassium. At only 105 calories per serving, you could say it’s bananas.
ONBOARD | WINTER 2021 | 105
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