Sushi is a great way to entertain at home – it’s fun, healthy, interactive and so easy! Read the Food & Home Guide to sushi for beginners below. The Food & Home Entertaining’s guide to sushi for beginners We have put together a few of the basics of sushi making so that you can ‘wow’ your guests with your newly acquired knife skills. The basics Rice should be sticky but not overly so; it shouldn’t be too soft or too hard; and it definitely shouldn’t have too much vinegar as this will mask the other flavours. Here are a few…
Situated in the heart of the Overberg farming region, Swellendam is a restful stopover for travellers exploring the Garden Route. By Ingrid Casson [wp_gmaps lat=”-34.009981″ lng=”20.430107″] About two…
Layered Black Forest pancake stack with cherries and whipped chocolate ganache is the ultimate breakfast indulgence. Why not combine some of the best things in the world – chocolate, cream and pancakes – into one delectable treat? You deserve it! To make this dish even more delicious, we recommend making your own pancakes instead of going store-bought.
Malay sago pudding with coconut sugar is full of sweet, tropical flavours. Your taste-buds will be convinced that you’re enjoying this yummy dessert on a beach at sunset. But…
American crumpets with salted caramel sauce and poached pears are the perfect start to your day. A thicker, smaller version of our traditional pancakes, American pancakes are also called crumpets, flapjacks and pikelets. They can be sweet or savoury (omit the sugar if serving with a savoury topping) and make either a fabulous breakfast or dessert dish. Make your mixture the night before and cover it overnight, or sneak out of bed a little early to give it that hour to rest.
Green beans with buttered almonds are a classic. This retro dish has been a staple at elegant dinner parties throughout the decades, and is still just as popular.…
This chicken with sherry and shallot sauce pairs well with a full-bodied, oaked Chenin Blanc – packed with sweet pear and apple flavours.
Resting the leg of lamb after cooking, and then carving, is the real art. The correct preparation by the butcher makes carving a breeze. Do not cut the…




