Fresh, wholesome and full of Mediterranean flavour, this one-pan tomato and trout bake is an easy dinner you’ll want on repeat. Tender trout is gently poached in a rich tomato and herb sauce with creamy white beans, asparagus, green beans and briny green olives for a nourishing meal that’s as impressive as it is effortless. Best of all, it comes together in a single pan, making cleanup just as easy as dinner. Also See: Pan-fried fish with braised peas https://www.foodandhome.co.za/recipes/pan-fried-fish-with-braised-peas-recipe Recipe and styling by Claire Ferrandi Photograph by Dylan Swart
When it comes to cleaning tasks, especially in the bathroom, you need to know a few things to keep your space hygienic and as allergy-free as possible (with…
Love chocolate chip cookies but don’t feel like scooping tray after tray? This choc-chip cookie dough pie is the ultimate shortcut dessert. Made with a store-bought cookie mix and baked until crisp around the edges with a soft, gooey centre, it’s a crowd-pleasing treat that’s even better served warm with generous scoops of vanilla ice cream. Also See: Vegan choc chip skillet cookie Direction and styling by Claire Ferrandi Photograph by Dylan Swart
Nothing beats a classic comfort meal after a long day, and these sausages and onion gravy are proof. Juicy, golden-brown sausages are simmered in a deeply savoury onion…
If you’ve ever opened a kitchen drawer only to find it crammed with gadgets you’ve used once (or never), you’re not alone. Somewhere along the way, we were convinced we needed a separate tool for every task. Most home cooks can do almost everything with a handful of hardworking tools that pull double – or triple – duty. Not only do multipurpose kitchen tools save valuable cupboard space, but they also save money and reduce clutter. Better yet, you’ll actually reach for them every day. Here are the ones worth making room for. 1. Kitchen scissors A good pair of…
Pies are among the most common lunch items for working people, whether in the office or at home. They’re flaky, savoury, packed with a variety of fillings, and…
Turn everyday vegetable odds and ends into a comforting bowl of goodness with this no-waste vegetable soup. Made with cauliflower florets, stalks and leaves, spinach stems, and stale sourdough, this clever recipe transforms ingredients that often end up in the bin into a rich, velvety soup. Finished with crispy cauliflower leaves, crunchy cumin croutons and a dollop of yoghurt, it’s a delicious way to save money, reduce food waste and make the most of every ingredient. Did you make this no-waste vegetable soup? Tag us @foodandhomesa #cookingwithFH on Instagram Also See: Beer, broccoli and Gruyère soup in bread bowls…
From comforting one-pot dinners and hearty soups to easy brunch ideas and decadent desserts, this week’s recipe roundup is packed with delicious inspiration for every day of the…
Butter is butter… until you’re halfway through a recipe and realise you’ve got the “wrong” kind sitting in the fridge. It’s one of those kitchen dilemmas that crops up more often than you’d think. A cake recipe calls for unsalted butter, but you’ve only got salted. Or perhaps you’re making garlic butter and the only block available is unsalted. Most of the time, you don’t need to abandon your baking plans. The swap is usually possible, but knowing when it matters can mean the difference between a perfectly balanced bake and one that’s just a little too salty. What’s the…
There is something comforting about stepping into a warm bakery on a cold winter’s morning. The scent of freshly baked bread hangs in the air, trays of pastries…