Creamy, dreamy and a little bit unexpected — this leek and cabbage side is proof that humble veg can absolutely steal the show. ALSO SEE: Slow-roasted leeks on home-made bruschetta https://www.foodandhome.co.za/recipes/slow-roasted-leeks-on-home-made-bruschetta
Desserts are some of the best things in life. And because life is unfair, they’re often loaded with calories. But this low-fat panna cotta is kind to the waistline…
You know The Vineyard Hotel. The one with the tortoises roaming free in gorgeous gardens beneath the mystical eastern slopes of Table Mountain. Built in 1800, converted into a hotel in 1894, and declared a National Monument in 1977, The Vineyard has become an institution in the leafy suburb of Newlands. What you may not know (yet) is that food is The Vineyard’s love language. Not in the overly precious, foam-on-a-spoon kind of way, but in honest, delicious, thoughtfully sourced food, served with generosity and abundance in one of the most peaceful places in Cape Town. There truly is something…
These red velvet cupcakes are everything you love about the classic cake: rich, velvety texture, a hint of cocoa, and that signature tangy cream cheese frosting, all wrapped…
Crash diets are a popular go-to before summer, promising quick results just in time for the season. But research shows they often work against your body, triggering responses that make weight loss harder, not easier. “People blame willpower when they can’t stick with a diet,” says Maria AbiHanna, a nutrition expert at Food Label Maker. “The truth is that your body is built to resist rapid fat loss. So, the key is working with your biology, not against it.” Here are five ways crash diets fail – and what to do instead 1. Your brain interprets dieting as danger When…
Brunch has never looked better! Try this crêpes suzette recipe for the ultimate brunch spread. This elegant French dessert never fails to impress. Thin, delicate crêpes are soaked…
IBS Diet IBS (Irritable Bowel Syndrome) is a digestive disorder affecting the large intestine that may cause symptoms like abdominal cramping, bloating, gas, diarrhoea, or constipation. Although its cause is still unclear, IBS chronically affects 10 to 20% of people globally, while in South Africa, around 8% of the population is affected. That’s around 4.6 million people! However, as frustrating and uncomfortable as IBS can be, it doesn’t have to stop you or your loved ones from living their lives to the fullest. Combined with your GP, dietician, and therapist, there are a few IBS-friendly foods that you can start…
As global food trends continue to favour bold flavours and multi-sensory experiences, one ingredient remains at the forefront of culinary excitement – chilli. From its fiery origins in…
These wraps combine tender spiced pork with colourful vegetables and can be customised with either fresh chillies or chakalaka for heat, making them perfect for sharing at gatherings. ALSO SEE: Braaied pork neck steaks with grilled sweetcorn https://www.foodandhome.co.za/recipes/braaied-pork-neck-steaks-with-grilled-sweetcorn Recipe and image: SA PORK
The only dish you need to get the party started. Also See: Milk tart Pavlovas with cinnamon shortbread crumble https://www.foodandhome.co.za/recipes/milk-tart-pavlovas-cinnamon-shortbread-crumble