{"id":1351,"date":"2004-04-27T22:00:00","date_gmt":"2004-04-27T22:00:00","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/globetrotters.co.uk\/newsletter\/2004\/04\/27\/cooking-for-the-prime-minister-of-tanzania-by-jean-milnes\/"},"modified":"2016-10-15T20:49:44","modified_gmt":"2016-10-15T20:49:44","slug":"cooking-for-the-prime-minister-of-tanzania-by-jean-milnes","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/globetrotters.co.uk\/newsletter\/cooking-for-the-prime-minister-of-tanzania-by-jean-milnes.html","title":{"rendered":"Cooking for the Prime Minister of Tanzania\n by Jean Milnes"},"content":{"rendered":"

\n Although, now perhaps ‘old news’ to those of us living and working
\n in Mikindani we couldn’t let this event pass unreported. Last
\n November The Old Boma’s reputation had had yet another shot in the
\n arm! The District Commissioner invited us to prepare lunch for the
\n Tanzanian Prime Minister and 30 of his party; approaching election
\n time he was going to be making an official visit to Mtwara Region
\n for 2 days. However it was not to be held at the Boma but at a
\n Primary School in the remote village of Hinju some 50 km inland
\n from here. The village is so remote that there are no facilities at
\n all – no power, limited water and we would have to take absolutely
\n everything with us. Initially they thought we would donate the
\n entire cost! However, when I explained that we are a charity they
\n agreed to give us a ‘donation’ to the cause which did just about
\n cover the cost of the food.\n <\/p>\n

\n \"OldFriday – the shopping trip
\n to Mtwara took 5 hours whilst Esther searched all over town for
\n enough chickens to feed this crowd whilst the goat in question was
\n tethered outside the Boma bleating for a few hours. Saturday –
\n kitchen a hive of activity chopping, cutting, marinating and
\n counting bottles of water, soft drinks, plates, glasses, knives,
\n forks etc. Last minute panic appeared non-existent – my own
\n memories of the night before a major event of this importance were
\n very different!\n <\/p>\n

\n It was a very early start on the Sunday morning – but the
\n excitement was tangible! On the unmade country roads there was no
\n sign of a police or security presence -the only suggestion that the
\n PM might be in danger was the Prime Minister’s Waiter hovering
\n around ‘tasting’ the food whilst we were preparing it – he must
\n have approved because he kept coming back for more!\n <\/p>\n

\n We had originally been told that lunch would be at 2.00pm – then
\n they changed that to 12.30 – as it happened the official party
\n turned up at 2.15! But there was a lot of ‘on site’ preparation so
\n several hours were required. We were given the headmaster’s office
\n for preparation (including the barbecue – his office will never
\n smell quite the same!) and the classroom next door was turned into
\n a dinning room. The rest of the food preparation and the cooking
\n was done in the open air on the other side of the school!\n <\/p>\n

\n In the ‘dining room’ tables were arranged around the edge of the
\n room in a ‘U’ formation and white sheets were used as table
\n clothes. With the new Boma china, some hastily created green &
\n black batik it all looked very elegant or at least as elegant as it
\n could be in a classroom with concrete walls, a corrugated iron roof
\n and a huge old blackboard on the wall!\n <\/p>\n

\n \"Attempts
\n The official party arrived in a flurry of dust as about 40 cars
\n swept into the school ground. In the background was the celebratory
\n sound of drums and chanting, and there were dancers that we could
\n hear but not see from our corner of the school ground. Because they
\n were so late we abandoned all attempts at ‘silver service’ and put
\n a couple of desks in the centre of the room as a buffet and allowed
\n them to help themselves. We were advised to do this so that we
\n could not be held responsible for delaying them and influencing how
\n long they took to eat!\n <\/p>\n

\n The menu
\n <\/h4>\n

\n Roast Goat (marinated with ginger and then cooked on the BBQ)
\n Marinated Chicken (with garlic and lemon, also cooked on the
\n BBQ)
\n Beef Curry
\n Vegetable Curry
\n Pilau rice \/ Plain rice \/ Ugali \/ Salad
\n Fresh fruit – (as the PM does not eat any fruit that is already cut
\n – it was just bananas!)\n <\/p>\n

\n \"TheAfter they had eaten the
\n District Commissioner invited the whole Boma team into the room,
\n introduced us and gave a short speech of thanks for providing such
\n a wonderful lunch. He acknowledged that the Boma is run by Trade
\n Aid and proceeded to thank Trade Aid for providing this opportunity
\n for employment and the development of tourism in the Mtwara Region.
\n The Prime Minister's photographer recorded the event and held a
\n photo shoot taking a number of pictures on the Trade Aid digital
\n camera.\n <\/p>\n

\n Once all the clearing up and packing up was complete we set off
\n back to Mikindani. ‘Tired but happy’ is a phrase that comes to
\n mind! PS -  all the Boma China that went to Hinju came back
\n intact! Well done! to the team once again.\n <\/p>\n

\n The summer is soon here and that reminds us of our romantic
\n honeymoon we had last summer. We want to share our memories with
\n you.\n <\/p>\n

\n We got married last summer outside Brighton, UK, after 10 years
\n together and we had a fantastic wedding with all our friends, 110
\n persons. On our honeymoon we wanted to start with relaxing on the
\n countryside and then some city life. We choose Sweden and
\n Stockholm,  not far from London, and with fast direct access.
\n And we found a tour operator, Peace and Quiet Travel, 
\n offering what we were looking for.  Three nights in the
\n beautiful Mälar Valley and two nights in Stockholm! The week after
\n our wedding we were on our way.\n <\/p>\n

\n \"SurahammarAfter picking up
\n our rental car at the airport and after some looking on the map we
\n found Surahammar Manor. A fantastic place in the Mälar Valley with
\n romantic surroundings! And such a family atmosphere! The owners
\n themselves welcomed us and we got a high standard room facing the
\n parkland. All rooms are  individually decorated with elegant
\n antique furniture. And we really enjoyed the welcome dinner with
\n Swedish schnapps. In the evening we went early to bed, talked about
\n our wedding and revelled in that pleasant tired feeling in your
\n body and serenity in your heart that only a great day can 
\n bring!\n <\/p>\n

\n And what did we do in the Mälar Valley?  After breakfast we
\n went canoeing and brought our own picnic lunch with us. Total
\n relaxation and what a scenery, unspoilt and beautiful!  In the
\n afternoon we decided to go fishing, a new experience for both of
\n us. We hired the equipment and thought  that we had to go far
\n away,\"Webut not. We
\n were fishing from the Manor’s park! After some hours we had got
\n four salmon trout and thought it was enough. In the evening we
\n prepared  them together with the cook. Never has a dinner
\n tasted so good!\n <\/p>\n

\n Next day we decided to be a little cultural so we went to Tidö
\n Castle, a well-known Mälar castle. Tidö is from the 1600s and
\n famous in part for its 43 magnificent carved doors with wood inlay
\n and also for a comprehensive toy museum. We enjoyed a romantic
\n walk, before dinner, in the Manor’s flower-filled parkland, along
\n small paths, over  small white bridges, and watched carp 
\n swimming in the pond. Our last day we tried horse riding, new for
\n me but not for Mary. The stables were just five minutes away and an
\n instructor took care of us  and gave us a riding lesson and
\n then we went out in the  countryside in a slow pace. Both
\n relaxing and exiting! The service at Surahammar was very high, they
\n suggested excursions and helped us in every possible way.\n <\/p>\n

\n Stockholm city life: We checked in to our double room at hotel
\n Terminus, located in the very centre of Stockholm. The hotel 
\n opened in 1909 and is well-known  for its traditional
\n atmosphere and personal service.  Near to all that Stockholm
\n offers of restaurants, theatres, shopping, historic buildings and
\n other attractions. In the afternoon we enjoyed a walking tour in
\n the Old Town and visited the Royal Castle. In the night we went to
\n Spy Bar and mingled with Stockholm’s glitterati!  The day
\n after we took a guided boat tour under the bridges of
\n Stockholm.  And visited the Vasa Museum, a 17th century pride
\n of the Swedish fleet, resurrected 333 years after sinking and the
\n nearby Skansen, a zoo and the world’s first open-air museum. In the
\n evening we just relaxed  in one of Stockholm’s open-air cafés
\n and enjoyed the city nightlife.  Before leaving to the airport
\n we just had a morning of leisure.\n <\/p>\n

\n If you are interested in spending some time in the Mälar Valley,
\n contact Eva at Peace and Quiet Travel, a Swedish tour operator,
\n offering all sorts of packages to the Mälar Valley and combination
\n Stockholm city and countryside.  Eva can be contacted by
\n e-mail on: info@peaceandquiet.co.uk<\/a>
\n or take a look at their website:\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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