Be the first to receive information from Eat Out.
Write reviews, comment on stories and enter competitions.
Create and manage a listing for your restaurant.
Manage an existing listing.
“We’re quite a hands-on family, we’re always making things, and we like food,” George Jardine told us in a recent interview. For the first in our Great Chefs at Home series, the chef at Eat Out’s number three restaurant in the country, Jordan, shares his white bean and truffle veloute; easy and quick, but just a little bit special.
Serves: 4
Preparation time: 5 minutes
Cooking time: 20-30 minutes
Soak beans overnight in water. Drain off and boil in chicken stock. Once cooked blend in a food processor. Slowly add parmesan, butter and cream. Add truffle oil last.
Tip: George finds his Truffle Oil at Wild Peacock Deli in Stellenbosch.
Name *
Email *
Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.
Comment *
There’s something innately celebratory about visiting an estate like Le Lude that specialises in Methode Cap Classique. Naturally, this adds an extra sparkle...
Cape Town travelers appreciate the chic yet inviting ambiance, perfect for savouring a hot soup, fresh salad or regional specialty. All-day dining makes RBG Bar...
3 KITCH3NS is a vibrant colourful Restaurant and Bar based at the Beautiful Silver Forest, at the foot of the Helderberg Mountain surrounded by Trees. As the name...
Located on the 13th floor, Vivace Bar & Restaurant offers patrons striking views of Sandton City and Johannesburg alike. Complement your meal with a variety of...
De Grendel is an inner city wine farm restaurant that forms part of the Durbanville wine route. The estate is great for locals who want to experience a full...
Welcome to Harties Harbour, situated in the Kommandonek Wildlife Resort, your one stop venue for the best that Hartbeespoort Dam has to offer. Daily Lunch and...
Please log in to publish reviews and manage your content.