Our labneh cheesecake is proof that dessert can be good for you! And in case you were wondering, labneh is simply yoghurt that has been strained, removing the whey to make it thicker and creamier, perfect for baking!
If you’re looking to enjoy an indulgent weekend brekkie that is still healthy, then our almond granola recipe is just for you! Tuck in!
We’ve said it before and we’ll say it again. We can’t get enough of brinjal toasties! They’re a healthier option and they’re just as crispy and tasty. They can also be budget-friendly if you make them like ours and fill them with tuna.
When the weather is hot and you’re having guests over, the last thing you need is to spend hours in the kitchen. Our advice? Quick-to-prep shared plates of food and our gorgeous prosciutto crostini tick all the boxes!
When you see a recipe for this dish, you might immediately assume that it’s going to be a long process. But this classic dish is so delicious, anyone should be able to make it in a flash. So we created this quick coq au vin recipe just for you!
One of the best ways to cut the costs on your grocery bill is to make dinners where you can use the leftovers to make an equally great meal the next day! Whip up our vegetarian bean chilli tonight and use the leftovers on sloppy joes with home-made rolls tomorrow.
You may remember her from the Masterchef SA finale, and we asked her for some home-cooked culinary inspiration. We just can’t get enough of these cheesy rosemary meatballs.
We still love this classic as a dessert option with flair! Anyone will be impressed and satisfied with a batch of crêpes Suzette, and you can have them on the table in under an hour.
Do you need some weekend breakfast inspiration? With the extra time you have on these mornings, you want to whip up something magnificent. Enter our studded porridge with caramelised pears.
We got together with Chef Alicia Gilliomee from the Capital Hotel School (link to your website) to learn more about using florals in everyday cooking, right in time for summer! Humans have been using florals since they were gatherers; collecting fragrant roots, leaves, seeds for spices and flowers to infuse into potions for medicinal purposes. Florals would also be used for the sheer enjoyment of their flavour, and because these natural beauties have always held some power of adornment.