Welcome to the culinary haven of Greyton, where a tapestry of flavours awaits the discerning palate. Nestled in the picturesque Western Cape, Greyton is not just a quaint village; it’s a destination for gastronomic delight. This holiday season, explore the charming eateries in Greyton guaranteed to satisfy even the pickiest eater. Explore these must-visit eateries in Greyton 1. Abbey Rose The Abbey Rose is one of the well-established Greyton restaurants, that is a family-run country restaurant situated in the leafy town of Greyton, South Africa. Abbey Rose offers a range of specialty South African dishes, including Oxtail, Kudu Pie, Lamb…
Whole roast trout is bound to have mouths watering this festive season with its lemony, spring onion and herb stuffing , rustle up this quick and easy recipe…
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Hit the road with festive flair! Our padkos recipe roundup ensures your holiday travels are accompanied by delicious delights. From savoury snacks to sweet treats, these portable recipes…
An unwelcome feeling to the body, constipation is an uncomfortable and frustrating blockade that has one’s body demanding relief. Fortunately, nature, through food, provides a few ways to manage constipation. Medical specialist Dr Barbara Makumbi (also referred to as Dr B) explains that constipation varies with severity, and its definition differs from patient to patient. “It can be perceived as an altered bowel habit with hard and lumpy stools. Alternatively, it can be interpreted as excessive straining with difficulty defecating and the sensation of not having fully emptied the bowels.” Dr B adds that constipation may be caused by the slow…
The magic begins with a generous rub of festive herbs and spices, infusing the pork belly with warm, aromatic flavours that evoke the holiday season! This delectable roast…
Experiencing a tummy bug or food poisoning can be a harrowing experience, leaving your tummy in turmoil and your gut health compromised. The aftermath often involves a weakened stomach lining and imbalanced gut flora. The good news is that there are effective ways to restore and boost stomach lining and gut health, helping you regain balance and vitality. Recovering from a tummy bug or food poisoning requires patience and a mindful approach to rebuilding your strength, stomach lining and gut health. Here are some tips! Rehydration is key The first and foremost step in recovering from a tummy bug is…
Tjing Tjing House is a multi-storied Cape Town eatery with a Japanese twist, housed in a 200-year-old heritage building on Longmarket Street. The epitome of Japanese elegance is…
The Bacon wrapped mealie provides insight into the versatility of mealies. The recipe makes for a perfect braai snack marinated in garlic and butter. This combination of flavours allows for the recollection of the much-loved chilli popper. Made this delicious Bacon-wrapped Mealie recipe? Tag us @foodandhomesa #CookingWithFH on Instagram. ALSO SEE: Bacon-wrapped butternut Recipe and styling by Illanique van Aswegen Photograph by Adel Ferreira
Darling Brew has just launched its ‘BREAK FREE’ craft beer, a gluten-free lager. ‘BREAK FREE’ is set to create a buzz in the beer community, as the product…