Give your braai an extra flavour boost with this easy homemade barbecue sauce. With the perfect balance of sweetness, tang and a gentle chilli kick, this glossy, flavour-packed sauce is delicious brushed over ribs, spooned onto burgers or served alongside your favourite grilled meats. Made with everyday pantry ingredients, it’s a simple way to take your next braai to the next level. Quick dinner idea: Coat 2kg spare ribs in the barbecue sauce and roast in a hot oven at 220°C until cooked through, sticky and sweet. Serves 4 – 6. Made this homemade barbecue sauce? Tag us @foodandhomesa #CookingWithFH…
An unusual seven-course menu inspired by the historic railway route, indigenous ingredients and two contrasting dining experiences awaits guests at Kruger Shalati – The Train on the Bridge…
Take your taste buds on a trip to Bangkok with this take on Pad Thai. Loaded with tender pork fillet, juicy prawns, crunchy peanuts and silky noodles, it’s sensational! Also See: BBQ Pork belly lollipops https://www.foodandhome.co.za/features/bbq-pork-belly-lollipops Recipe and image: SA Pork
Looking for an easy, flavour-packed dinner that ticks all the boxes? This crisp-skinned chicken with tomato-braised beans is a delicious combination of golden, buttery chicken drumsticks, tender green…
Looking for a family outing that gets everyone away from their screens and out into the fresh air? Gauteng has several farms where a day outdoors can involve picking strawberries, gathering fresh produce, wandering through flower fields or learning how food is grown. These experiences offer something a little different from the usual weekend activities. Children can get a better understanding of where their food comes from, families can enjoy time in the countryside, and there’s the added bonus of taking home something freshly picked. Some of these farms focus on organic and regenerative agriculture, while others open their growing…
Give a South African classic a deliciously indulgent twist with this Irish coffee malva pudding. Soft, sticky and wonderfully moist, this comforting dessert brings together the rich flavours…
Scroll through any feed and wellness looks expensive – Pilates classes, skin serums, powdered greens in elegant tubs, and a “morning routine” that requires a kitchen full of gadgets. It’s easy to feel that being well is a luxury reserved for people with disposable income. It isn’t. Most of what actually moves the needle on your health is cheap, or free. The trick is knowing where to put your energy and where to ignore the noise. Start with the basics (They’re free) Before you buy anything, look at the foundations. Sleep, movement, food, stress and connection do more for your…
After a long day, the last thing most of us want to do is spend ages figuring out what to cook. Having a few homemade spice blends ready…
Celebrate Diwali with a feast of fragrant spices, comforting curries and delicious homemade favourites. From golden samoosas and flavour-packed biryanis to warming paneer curries and tandoori chicken, these recipes bring together the bold flavours and generous spirit of the Festival of Lights. Whether you’re planning a family feast or gathering friends around the table, there’s something here to make the occasion extra special. Diwali recipes for a year of prosperity 1. Butter chicken with chargrilled naan bread https://www.foodandhome.co.za/recipes/butter-chicken-chargrilled-naan-bread 2. Paneer, chickpea and vegetable curry https://www.foodandhome.co.za/recipes/paneer-and-vegetable-curry 3. Chicken biryani with cumin yoghurt https://www.foodandhome.co.za/recipes/chicken-biryani-with-cumin-yoghurt 4. Paneer, chickpea, and vegetable curry https://www.foodandhome.co.za/recipes/paneer-and-vegetable-curry…
Rich, silky and wonderfully indulgent, this chocolate mousse is a dessert worth slowing down for. Made with melted dark chocolate, whipped cream and airy egg whites, it has…