WebFeb 5, 2024 · Ainsley Harriott: ‘I didn’t expect that of Malta!’. With a new five-part daytime television series Ainsley’s Taste of Malta airing this week (5-9 February), Madeleine Barber catches up with the chef to discover why he thinks the destination deserves the spotlight – and your customers’ bookings. “After we’d finished filming, her
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WebAinsley Harriott hits the road again and this time his travels take him to beautiful Malta, a cultural mash-up of Sicilian, British, Spanish and even French culture. The cuisine and tradition
WebAinsley Harriott · February 7 I hope you can join me for today's Ainsley's Taste of Malta as I explore the central region of the island, starting in the beautiful ancient city of Mdina. After a quick tour I do a spot of cooking in the grounds of a restaurant with an impressive history and view. Next time let’s catch up and I’ll
WebFeb 5, 2024 · Ainsley Harriott is hitting the road again, this time his travels take him to beautiful Malta. A cultural mash up of Sicilian, British, Spanish and even French culture, the cuisine and tradition in Malta offers a rich territory for Ainsley to explore! Rich culinary traditions see rabbit stews served beside mellow goat’s cheese, irresistible soft bread …