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FATHER’S DAY OFFERS US THE CHANCE TO CELEBRATE DADS OR FATHER FIGURES.<br />
THE IDEA OF A SPECIAL DAY DEDICATED ENTIRELY TO HONOURING FATHERHOOD<br />
WAS INTRODUCED IN THE UNITED STATES IN THE EARLY 20TH CENTURY –<br />
A WOMAN CALLED SONORA SMART DODD, INSPIRED BY THE AMERICAN MOTHER’S<br />
DAY, PLANNED A SIMILAR CELEBRATION FOR THE MEN IN OUR LIVES. BREAKFAST<br />
PARTIES ARE THE NEW BLACK SO, ON THIS YEAR’S BIG DAY, TREAT DARLING DAD<br />
TO SOME DELISH DUDE FOOD IN BED TO GET HIS DAY OFF TO THE RIGHT START<br />
RECIPES BY SARAH DALL PHOTOGRAPHS BY MYBURGH DU PLESSIS<br />
Breakfast tart<br />
Serves 2 EASY 30 mins<br />
THE FLAVOUR COMBINATIONS<br />
15ml (1 tbsp) olive oil<br />
100g chorizo sausage, sliced<br />
200g vine tomatoes<br />
150g mixed wild mushrooms<br />
125g ready-made puff pastry,<br />
defrosted<br />
15ml (1 tbsp) tomato paste<br />
100g buffalo mozzarella/fior<br />
di latte, torn<br />
salt and freshly ground black<br />
pepper, to taste<br />
1 egg<br />
fresh basil, to garnish<br />
HOW TO DO IT<br />
Preheat the oven to 220°C. Heat<br />
1 the olive oil in a frying pan over<br />
medium-high heat, add the chorizo<br />
and vine tomatoes and fry, 5 minutes.<br />
Toss in the mushrooms and fry for<br />
a further minute.<br />
Lightly roll out the puff pastry and<br />
2 cut into a 30cm x 15cm rectangle.<br />
Spread with the tomato paste (leaving<br />
a small border), then top with the<br />
chorizo, tomatoes, mushrooms and<br />
torn pieces of buffalo mozzarella or<br />
ior di latte. Season to taste and bake<br />
in the oven, 25 – 30 minutes. Crack<br />
the egg over the tart and bake until<br />
the egg is cooked through, 5 minutes.<br />
Serve topped with fresh basil leaves.<br />
Caramelised pear and<br />
vanilla-bean oats<br />
Serves 2 EASY 30 mins<br />
THE FLAVOUR COMBINATIONS<br />
120g raw oats<br />
750ml water<br />
pinch salt<br />
125ml (½ cup) fresh cream<br />
30g butter<br />
45ml (3 tbsp) sugar<br />
2 pears, quartered<br />
50g raw pecan nuts<br />
125g Greek yoghurt<br />
seeds of 1 vanilla pod<br />
50ml maple syrup<br />
HOW TO DO IT<br />
Cook the oats in the water and salt<br />
1 in a pot over low heat until creamy,<br />
10 – 15 minutes. Add the cream and<br />
cook for a further 1 – 2 minutes.<br />
In a pot over low-medium heat,<br />
2 melt the butter with the sugar, then<br />
add the pears and pecan nuts and<br />
cook until caramelised, 5 – 10 minutes.<br />
Mix the Greek yoghurt with the<br />
vanilla seeds. Serve the warm oats<br />
3<br />
topped with the caramelised pears,<br />
pecan nuts, a drizzle of maple syrup<br />
and a dollop of the vanilla yoghurt.<br />
Fried banana, bacon and<br />
ricotta flapjack stack<br />
Serves 4 EASY 30 mins<br />
THE FLAVOUR COMBINATIONS<br />
250g streaky bacon<br />
30ml (2 tbsp) honey + extra,<br />
to drizzle<br />
150g cake flour<br />
5ml (1 tsp) baking powder<br />
pinch salt<br />
1 large egg<br />
125ml (½ cup) milk<br />
45g butter, melted<br />
150g ricotta cheese, crumbled<br />
butter, to fry<br />
1 – 2 bananas, thinly sliced<br />
fresh mint, to garnish (optional)