• Banana bread is already a classic, but this cream cheese-filled banana bread version takes it to the next level. A velvety cream cheese filling is tucked between layers of soft, cinnamon-spiced banana bread, creating a beautifully moist loaf that’s just as fitting for breakfast as it is for afternoon tea or dessert. One slice is rarely enough. Also See: Dairy-free rooibos banana bread

    When the weather calls for slow-cooked comfort, few dishes satisfy quite like osso buco. This Italian classic features succulent beef shanks gently braised until meltingly tender in a…

    The Marine unveils a new chapter for the Pavilion Restaurant with an elegant redesign and fresh culinary inspiration. The Marine in Hermanus, one of South Africa’s most iconic seaside hotels, has unveiled the beautifully reimagined Pavilion Restaurant following an extensive refurbishment of the hotel’s ground-floor public spaces. It heralds a sophisticated new dining experience while remaining true to the timeless character that has defined The Marine for more than 120 years – combining elegant new interiors with an inspired new menu by Tronette Dippenaar, Group Executive Chef of the Liz McGrath Collection and Head Chef Oelof Vorster. Designed by Dawn…

    Two beloved desserts come together in this irresistible chocolate malva pudding. Rich cocoa adds an indulgent twist to the classic South African favourite, while the signature buttery sauce…

    A bag of flour can sit in the pantry for months before you reach for it again. Maybe it’s leftover from a weekend baking project or that one recipe you promised you’d make more often. But when you finally pull it off the shelf, there’s usually one question that comes to mind: Does flour go bad? The answer is yes, although not as quickly as many other pantry staples. With the right storage, flour can last for months, but it won’t stay fresh forever. Here’s what you need to know about flour storage, shelf life and the telltale signs that…

    A wine brand rooted in heritage, culture, and lived experiences, Nanola Wines embodies feminine strength to a ‘t’.  In South Africa’s ever-evolving wine industry, Nanola Wines is doing more than producing exceptional bottles.  Founded by Slindile Zuma and Stha Sibanda, the female-owned wine brand focuses on using its strong foundation to bring approachable yet premium-style wines to the table – bringing people together and helping them tell their stories. For the duo, Nanola isn’t simply a wine label. It’s a reflection of identity, heritage and purpose. It helps create space for people from all walks of life to gather around…

    It always starts with one ant. Then another. Before you know it, there’s a tiny marching band making its way across your countertop towards the fruit bowl or sugar jar. While ants play an important role outdoors, they’re far less welcome in the kitchen. The good news is that you don’t always need chemical sprays to send them packing. A few simple habits and natural ingredients can make your kitchen much less inviting while keeping your home safe for children, pets and food preparation. Keep your kitchen crumb-free This might sound obvious, but even the smallest crumbs or sticky spills…