• Microgreens, the tiny, nutrient-packed seedlings of vegetables and herbs, have become a popular choice for home gardeners seeking fresh, flavourful additions to their dishes. Growing microgreens is a simple and rewarding process that can be accomplished with just a few steps. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you cultivate your own vibrant microgreens at home: Seed Selection and Preparation: Start by carefully reading the seed package for any specific preparation instructions. Larger seeds may require overnight soaking to promote germination. Soak them in water and follow the package guidelines for optimal results. Soil and Container Preparation: Lightly moisten your soil…

    A recipe straight from Grandma’s collection – banana bread with biltong butter. It makes for a modern marriage of two classics. With a brand new, fresh coat, this indulgent twist and fusion gives gran’s ball-and-claw recipes a newfound flair! Made this banana bread with biltong butter? Tag us @foodandhomesa #cookingwithFH on Instagram! ALSO SEE: Ouma’s cabbage frikkadels https://www.foodandhome.co.za/recipes/oumas-cabbage-frikkadels

    Time was, vegetarians got a plate of vegetables, generally over-cooked and soft, with little flavouring but lashings of cheese sauce. Vegans got the same without the cheese sauce. It’s all different now. There’s a load of plant-based protein alternatives – and you don’t even have to go to the health shop to buy them. They’ve taken up residence in a supermarket near you. And a restaurant, coffee bar, deli. They’re everywhere. There’s more than a handful of companies bringing them to market – and they’re getting tastier all the time, as more and more people eat less and less meat.…

    Rice is an integral part of Persian cuisine with many dishes incorporating this staple grain. The cooking process is also highly skilled, where the rice is steamed to perfection. This results in the…

    In the West, coffee and wine have conquered the beverage industry. But in the East, it is tea that holds the highest esteem in the day-to-day rituals of its people. In comparison to this centuries-old custom, the tea-drinking culture in South Africa is still quite young, but Cape Town seems to be catching on. Here are five gems in Cape Town that every tea lover simply has to visit Nigiro Tea Café Do you remember that little tea café called O’ways that used to be outside Cavendish Centre? The spot is still pretty vibrant thanks to the neighbouring Nuri Sushi…

    There’s a reason why classic cheese fondue is a signature dish across many countries. It’s incredibly easy to make and absolutely delicious! Our version features alcohol that refreshingly…