Ginger quotes and jokes are often linked to fair-haired humans or cats. But this isn't a blog about redheads or pets. I'm a tea lover and ginger is definitely a must in our kitchen since I discovered its pungent and sharp aroma. Associated with beer, asian foods and the Gingerbread man, the origins of this … Continue reading Ginger – not just about redheads
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Food preparation | Chantilly Cream
Over the past few months I have been experimenting in my humble home kitchen various pastry recipes. It all started when I started following the Italian reality show "Il Piu Grande Pasticcere". The world famous Italian pastry chefs hosting the show inspired me to discover more. I spent years studying the production and processing of … Continue reading Food preparation | Chantilly Cream
MaYA Foundation | Networking event | November 2016
When will they realise?
I've learnt from a Facebook post that this beautiful building has succumbed to the era of modern buildings. It's such a pity to loose traditional buildings such as this one. The demolition has triggered rage amongst many Maltese and Gozitan people. A block of apartments had already been build very close to the well known … Continue reading When will they realise?
“Culture shock”
Today I'm proud to have hosted a group of charming locals for a Merill rural experience. It was indeed a beautiful morning with plenty of sunshine and no wind. The members of the San Lucjan Circle of the Catenians' Association entrusted the organisation of the event to Chev. Tony Coleiro, a well known expert in … Continue reading “Culture shock”
First official visit to Malta for Commissioner Phil Hogan
"Malta faces unique agricultural challenges"; these where Phil Hogan's words during his short visit in Malta earlier today. In the morning, the EU Commissioner for Agriculture and Rural Development met the Hon. Minister Mr. Leo Brincat and Parliamentary Secretary Mr. Roderick Galdes. The Maltese Commissioner Mr. Karmenu Vella was also present during the visit. Several … Continue reading First official visit to Malta for Commissioner Phil Hogan
CAP is crucial for small rural enterprises
"Malta faces unique agricultural challenges"; these where Phil Hogan's words during his short visit in Malta earlier today. In the morning, the EU Commissioner for Agriculture and Rural Development met the Hon. Minister Mr. Leo Brincat and Parliamentary Secretary Mr. Roderick Galdes. The Maltese Commissioner Mr. Karmenu Vella was also present during the visit. … Continue reading CAP is crucial for small rural enterprises
Responses to Food Challenges
CHOGM discussion held on Tuesday 24th November 2015 at the Corinthia San Gorg Hotel, Malta Chair: Ms. Gizele Yasmeen Rapporteur: Jeanette Borg Speakers: Mr. Peppi Gauci: Permaculturalist Ms. Elizabeth Mpofu: Organic farmer from Zimbabue Mr. Renwick Rose: Specialised in Fair Trade Bananas Introduction by Chair Dispute the question: Do we have enough to feed … Continue reading Responses to Food Challenges
April’s Harvest
April is such a busy time for farmers. While preparing to host guests at Tas-Salut orchard in Mġarr, Stephanie and myself took a look around us. The landscape still lush and green, after some sporadic rain showers. Benny was harvesting carrots to be later taken to the market. We enjoyed harvesting some delicious strawberries and … Continue reading April’s Harvest
Konferenza annuali dwar il-PAK fi Brussel
Bejn it-28 u 29 ta' Jannar, seħħet konferenza annwali dwar il-komunikazjoni relatata mal-PAK. Ġew mistiedna għal dan l-avveniment bosta ġurnalisti u profesjonisti oħrajn li xogħolhom huwa relatat mal-PAK. Fil-għodu saru laqgħat bejn il-mistiedna u kelliema minn DG AGRI, fosthom il-Kummisarju l-ġdid għal-Agrikoltura u Żvilupp Rurali, Phil Hogan. Wara nofs in-nhar saru votazjonijiet u ġew imħabbra r-rebbieħa tal-aħjar … Continue reading Konferenza annuali dwar il-PAK fi Brussel
Jeanette Borg 