Kind of like a pub lunch, but better! We cannot get enough of these peppered lamb cutlets with Béarnaise sauce and baby peas.
Cook’s tip: Try to buy exotic baby tomatoes for colour or Rosa tomatoes for flavour; this recipe has very simple flavours and depends on the quality of the…
An easy and deliciously fresh terrine – basically a beautifully layered Caprese salad that looks impressive COOK’S TIP Use a few tins to weigh the terrine down.
The unexpected combinations in this very grown-up, elegant layer cake are perfect – the sponge is delicately flavoured and the icing silky.
By Leila Saffarian, food editor So F&HE popped me onto a plane and decided to let me loose in the Mother of all Cities. Goodness… They are brave aren’t they? We could just smell a host of foodie delights happening down there and wanted in on some of the action – face-to-face. I assured all that I would be well behaved and need they really worry? CT is my hometown hood, my playground, my wild child town after all… I’ll cut straight to the chase. Jozi Town is gaining the most wonderful market culture (and man do we love it…
By Rosanne Buchanan “Welcome to the Vegas of Africa,” said the parking attendant as we (and 100s of visitors) descended on the casino complex. The last time I…
If you want to fake elegance but don’t have that much time, you’ll want to try sweet-potato röstis with smoked trout ribbons, crème fraîche and lemon. This gorgeous dish will only take 20 minutes, and is guaranteed to fool your diners into thinking you spent hours slaving over it.
If it’s getting colder, but you don’t want to go all-out on calorie-heavy comfort dishes, try this warm salad of garlicky white beans, buttery radish and fennel bulb.…