“Patate arraganate is a wonderful accompaniment to meat or fish dishes, and, if you increase the quantities, makes a lovely main course in itself when served with a salad. Arraganate means ‘with oregano’ and this herb infuses wonderfully with the potatoes and tomatoes during roasting. Whenever I make this dish the whole house is filled with a wonderful aroma of oregano and basil, transporting me right back to the Mediterranean.” – Gennaro Contaldo Recipe by Antonio Carluccio and Gennaro Contaldo
This fish with baby leeks and borlotti beans pairs well with a Sauvignon/Semillon blend. It is a classic match with seafood. For a spoil try Vergelegen White…
1. Prawn and chicken skewers with mojos 2. Sherry peas with quail eggs and ham 3. Spicy mussels with lightly flavoured garlic bread
There is nothing better than Sunday lunch with the family! Except maybe for an organic pot roast chicken with lemons and vegetables on the table.
Hack your kitchen with these 7 kitchen hacks to improve your game in the kitchen. Make perfectly crunchy and golden chips by bringing a pot of salted water…
Kale crisps This ever-so-trendy vegetable has finally made its way to SA’s shores and is becoming the new super veg! A lovely substitute for spinach, it’s now available at specialist fruit and veg shops, or Food Lover’s Market, all year round. Kale is very high in beta-carotene, vitamin K and vitamin C, and is rich in calcium and fibre. A versatile, leafy green, it can be enjoyed in salads or winter warmers like soups or stews. Our crispy kale recipe can be enjoyed as a snack or part of canapés in place of starchy chips – it’s a great way to reduce your carb intake.
We love this Thai prawn, pawpaw and palm heart salad with a citrus dressing. The aromas are intoxicating and it tastes absolutely divine! Pair it with a glass…