About your post re your weather, just before the food photos:
I sooo wish we could change places just for a day or so!! As I've said before, we live right on the sea (Indian Ocean), and honestly, it never ever goes above about 27 deg C., and we can usualy depend on wind and breeze.
BUT add the 80% or so humidity factor, and you feel like you're breathing water. It adds as much to the heat in summer as the winter wind adds the "chill factor".
Had such a bad night, kept waking up -- windows were open but not even a breeze. Had a fan which blew over us all night, but didn't make much difference.
We should have had the aircon on (we usually try not to keep it on through the night, to save electricity which is really expensive here). But I'm going to tell my (still sleeping) husband that I don't want another night like this one. The aircon must be on ...
It's just after 9am, almost no breeze, high humidity, full blaring sun .... everything promises another hot day.
Really -- I now know why I prefer winter. And I am starting to believe in global warming. Everywhere in the country it's either too unnaturally hot, or the most vicious thunderstorms rage.
(Steve, if you and wife ever wants to escape the winter cold for a while, think of Cape Town in Jan/Feb!! Visit the Winelands ... the harvest is on. And it is HOT as Hades there!!)