
Traditional English beef Wellington with mushroom-Port stuffing
You can go all-out gourmet with this beef Wellington by coating the beef in foie gras or veganise it with a filling of mushrooms and lentils.
You can go all-out gourmet with this beef Wellington by coating the beef in foie gras or veganise it with a filling of mushrooms and lentils.
Not in the mood for a burger? These juicy homemade sloppy joes with chakalaka put a delicious spin on an American comfort food favourite.
This popular Tuscan dish is essentially a massive T-bone steak that is shared between two or more people. You can use any beef for Bistecca alla Fiorentina, but because of the delicacy of the traditional meat (from Chianina cattle), it is best cooked simply without any bells and whistles, and served rare to emphasise the flavour.
Snacks for the little ones, dinner party appetisers, padkos for the road… The options are endless for these yummy meatball sliders!
While we love a big bake, there’s no doubt that these quick and easy bobotie bowls make for a cute dinner treat! And, you only need five ingredients.
What were winters made for if not loads of pastry and pie? Practice your shortcrust skills with this delicious beef and leek pie.
Served with injera, a sourdough-risen Ethiopian flatbread, this spicy beef stew is the ideal winter warmer for all its spice and tenacity.
We won’t blame you for being bowled over by this shwarma bowl with beef, tomato, tzatziki and brown pita! It’s perfect for sharing, too.
Mb’atten is the traditional name of these savoury potatoes with turmeric rice and is the Libyan version of a stuffed spud. Try our take on this traditional African dish!
Burgers may be a Western creation, but we sure love them here in SA too! Go gourmet with these maple bacon beef burgers with Camembert.