Saturday Star

HIGH TEA WITH A TASTE OF INDIA

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HIGH Tea is usually reserved for special occasions in private rooms or sections in hotels dedicated to serving afternoon tea. However, unlike many other establishm­ents, high tea at the Hilton’s Coral Lounge is in the foyer of the Durban hotel and you may catch a glimpse of the petit fours on offer.

The Coral Lounge has been a fixture at the hotel since it was renovated.

“The delicate nature of eating bite-sized sandwiches and tiny samples of sweet and savoury treats offers a different way of enjoying an afternoon of scrumptiou­s culinary experience­s,” says executive chef Janine Fourie.

“The High Tea table is a visual spectacle of cakes, pastries, quiches, savouries and baked scones all freshly prepared by our talented pastry team.”

It promises an afternoon of decadence that can be experience­d with the age-old tradition of an afternoon High Tea. HIGH Tea is a growing trend in Cape Town and it’s a great way to round up a group of friends and enjoy an assortment of sweet and savoury dishes while sipping on exotic teas or a glass of bubbly. kathi wraps, Mumbai-style sandwiches and falafel pita pockets.

Available daily from 2.30pm, guests can enjoy a selection of traditiona­l Indian treats like stove-top masala chai and a variety of exotic teas.

The 12 Apostles Hotel and Spa has a unique and delicious offering of sweet and savoury delights and is 100% vegan.

The Vegan High Tea is served at The Leopard Bar.

The menu includes all vegan light and fluffy scones made with almond milk as well as a sweet banana and walnut loaf.

Available daily in the Leopard Bar and Conservato­ry from 10am to 4pm at R375 per person – 24 hours’ notice is required for a booking.

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