Burning a pot or pan is inevitable. Every seasoned home cook and pro has a story (or a few) of their worst burnt nightmare, followed by tales of endless soaking and scrubbing. But luckily for us, there are a few techniques you can use to save a burnt pot or pan without spending hours of soaking and scrubbing. 1. Soaking You can’t scrub a burnt pot or pan without having soaked it first; otherwise, you’ll be scrubbing the burnt layer of food bits instead of the cookware’s surface. It’s best to try and pry off some of the burnt bits…
If you’re just as captivated by the Dubai chocolate trend as we are, these Dubai-inspired chocolate brownies are a must-try. The buttery, nutty pistachio and tahini layer adds…
Red shakshuka has had a long moment in the sun – it’s time for green shakshuka to shine! A fresh take on the classic, this vibrant green shakshuka is packed with flavour and goodness. Instead of the usual tomato base, this version is made with leafy spinach, fresh herbs and a hint of spice, creating a wholesome dish that’s as nourishing as it is delicious. The eggs are gently poached in the herby sauce, giving you creamy yolks and rich flavour in every bite. Perfect for breakfast, brunch or even a light dinner, this one-pan wonder is quick to whip…
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Whether you’re looking for something layered with cheese or a fresh, meat-free twist on an old favourite, you’re bound to find something the family will love! 1. Spicy baby marrow & ricotta pasta shells Chilly meat-free Mondays call for this delicious baby marrow and ricotta pasta shells with some extra spiciness. https://www.foodandhome.co.za/recipes/spicy-baby-marrow-ricotta-pasta-shells 2. Beef lasagne Nothing quite beats a warm and cheesy home-made beef lasagne. Our Winter Issue’s cover star deserves a spot on your dinner menu. https://www.foodandhome.co.za/recipes/beef-lasagne 3. Creamy Alfredo-style pasta Deliciously indulgent and oh-so creamy, this Alfredo-style pasta is a must-try! https://www.foodandhome.co.za/recipes/creamy-alfredo-style-pasta 4. Baked feta pasta This trendy…
South Africans love pap – it’s a household staple that can be dressed up or enjoyed plain. But just when we thought we’d seen it all, TikTok gave…
Ice cream doesn’t need to be complicated. Even if you don’t own an ice cream machine, you can still whip up a creamy, refreshing batch at home with just a few ingredients and a little patience. Here are two foolproof methods. Method 1: No-churn freezer ice cream This method takes a little longer, but allows you to achieve a personalised texture. Basic method: Whip cream until stiff peaks form. Fold in condensed milk and flavourings (vanilla, chocolate, peppermint, you name it). Transfer mixture to a freezer-safe dish. Whisk or stir the mixture every 2 to 3 hours to break up…
A well-maintained cast iron cookware takes time, patience, and consistent care. However, this doesn’t mean it’s difficult to keep or not tough enough to last a lifetime. To…
Take a break from the usual and dive into something hearty and wholesome: Mushroom and masoor dal tikki. Crispy, spiced fritters made with red lentils, mushrooms, fresh herbs, and all the flavour, served with zippy cilantro-mint chutney. Perfect for sharing, dipping, or just going in solo with gusto. Also See: Madumbe, sugar bean and imbuya fritters https://www.foodandhome.co.za/recipes/madumbe-sugar-bean-imbuya-fritters
★★★★★ 5/5 Stars Forget Breakfast at Tiffany’s — breakfast at Lanzerac Wine Estate is an indulgent celebration set against a backdrop of heritage, grandeur, and Cape Winelands charm…