
Corn fritter cake with smoked trout and chilli sour cream
A one-pot wonder for the whole family to enjoy! This corn fritter cake with smoked trout and chilli sour cream has everything you need for a fast and tasty weeknight meal.
A one-pot wonder for the whole family to enjoy! This corn fritter cake with smoked trout and chilli sour cream has everything you need for a fast and tasty weeknight meal.
A fresh and light option is always a winner! Make this charred chicken with apple slaw for a weeknight meal or family lunch.
Making lunch (or a light dinner) has never been easier or more delicious than with these wholewheat curry chicken wraps with baby spinach and carrots!
Creating a hearty and wholesome meal doesn’t have to mean slaving away in the kitchen for hours. Try this crumbed pork fillet with pear and blue cheese for an easy yet decadent homemade meal.
For a healthy and sustainable meal, these Japanese angelfish poke bowls tick all the right boxes! You can prepare the fish over the braai and assemble the bowl together, all in no time.
Not only do you get a nutritious fill with these yummy fish parcels with baby marrow, but you can cook the full meal in the microwave and have dinner ready in 15 minutes!
No matter where you are in our beautiful country, you will be met with a rich variety of traditional meals that date back to the very start of South Africa’s formation. Keep reading to see the best local dish from your province. You will know these amazing meals for either their taste, their popularity or both!
Swoodles? We just can’t get enough of sweet potato noodles! If you don’t have a spiraliser at home, just use your veggie peeler to slice long strips from your sweet potatoes. And then cook them into our chicken and swoodle stir-fry, of course.
Chowder is a hearty, milk-based soup thta was brought to the shores of New England in the US. The original calls for seafood, but it can be made with chicken, vegetables, cheese, peas or potatoes (Manhattan chowder even uses tomatoes). We devised a yummy veggie option perfect for meat-free Monday.
Pronounced ‘nyoki’, these little Italian dumplings are eaten like pasta. Depending on the region, they can be made with flour, potatoes, semolina, breadcrumbs or even ricotta. There is also nothing like the taste of brown butter; add in some cream cheese and you have mouth-watering, budget-friendly, meat-free meal.