Food For Thought
Fresh chutney will perk up the palate
The Indians serve freshly-made chutneys using those fruits and vegetables that are in season — and at their best and cheapest.
Notes from the Classroom
Making a Difference for the Academic Year: Why the right tutor matters
My advice is to fully understand what you are getting for your money. Consider what you are expecting, what is being delivered and the overall effect on the academic achievements of your child.
Food & Wine
How to fry perfect egg
It’s essential that the white be solid and the part round the yolk has to be raised.
Nan's Days Out
Nan’s Day Out to a village with many parts
Son Sardina of old was part of a huge Possessio – a Manor house employing all the locals on its lands, churches and main house.
Quarantine
Britain set to drop quarantine for Canary Islands and Balearics
Quarantine to be dropped if travelling from Spanish Balearic or Canary Islands.
Food & Fosh
Sardinas…para chuparse los dedos!
Sardines are named after Sardinia, the Italian island where large schools of these fish were once found.
The Restaurant Review
Best-ever chips at Moroccan eaterie
The Muaré menu has some 50 dishes, not counting desserts, and making a choice wasn’t easy.
Food & Wine
Sandro: The cook who is also a baker
The Spanish, the French and the Italians are the three nations that today eat most bread.
Majorca Mallorca
Rotary welcomes a new president
The club is always open to new members, but the prospective members must hold dear the mission of the Rotary itself with the motto “Service over self”.
Fitness and Health
The Eternal Serenity of Freediving
There are mental and physical benefits to freediving.
Viewpoint
Foreign population
“You can now actually see who is a resident and who is a tourist. At the moment we are all residents...”
The Blog
Devolution and the state of alarm
The role of the Council and the need for the Council is an old theme.
Spotlight on Soller
The Beat goes on...
The train and tram resumed service last Thursday and life looks almost normal in our world.
Gardening
Gardening In Majorca
The Caper is an easy plant to grow, it needs quite a lot of space because it produces very long growing spurs and be warned, they do have spikes along their length.
Humans of Majorca
A little drift down memory lane for Humans of Majorca
To dance the night away is the favourite memory of so many who continue to return to the Puerto Soller every year.
Food & Fosh
Superhero
Fresh mint goes well with avocado, melon, peas, mango and aubergines, especially when they are spiced and char grilled until tender.
- Spain wants Britons to show they have 113.40 euros, £97, per day for their holidays
- Major security alert at Mallorca airport, surprise landing of flights from Morocco and Namibia
- Big changes on the horizon when Britons travel to Mallorca
- Over two hours for Britons to get through Palma airport queues
- Living in a motorhome in Palma: "It'll only get worse"
Viewpoint
Economy
“Unfortunately, Majorca is learning that you can't put all your eggs in one basket”
Jason Moore31/07/2020 00:24