Spicy Chicken Biryani The Cape Malay Way
We honour the holy month of Ramadan with this spicy chicken biryani Cape Malay dish. Dominated by fruity, mild spices and full-bodied flavours, Cape Malay cuisine is food for the…
We honour the holy month of Ramadan with this spicy chicken biryani Cape Malay dish. Dominated by fruity, mild spices and full-bodied flavours, Cape Malay cuisine is food for the…
If you're looking for ways to elevate your pickled fish, Chef Keanon Michaels has a few fish-tastic tips to help you out! In his interview with Food24, he advised: -…
There’s nothing we love more than gobbling up a plateful of traditional samoosas, so we made these beefy baked samoosas to enjoy anytime at home!
It’s never too early for pickled fish! We kept this traditional recipe super straightforward and delicious - the good old-fashioned way.
Making these fresh cheesy naans to accompany your curries and soups is such a great way to add to an already filling meal!
The festive season means more family get-togethers and home-made delights! What better way to spend some quality time together than sitting down with this Cape Malay favourite, the classic chicken breyani?
With the sweet, sticky flavours of apricot we all know and love, these Cape Malay fish sosaties will go down a treat on the braai this weekend.
We love Cape Malay flavours and we bring them to life in these lovely lamb and apricot sosaties. We have all the classic flavours of coriander, turmeric and cinnamon. And if you can’t get hold of Turkish apricots, simply buy some normal dried apricots and peaches and soak them in warm water for 20 minutes to get that plumped effect.
We know it’s summer, but we also know how much we (and our fellow South Africans) love a good traditional curry. So we put together these spicy sarmies and freshened them up with lime and fresh coriander.