• Looking to impress at brunch or elevate your everyday breakfast? This dukkah-sprinkled poached eggs recipe ticks all the boxes. With crisp zucchini fritters as the base, silky poached eggs at the centre, and shards of salty, golden prosciutto on top, each bite delivers layers of flavour and texture. The finishing touch? A generous sprinkle of nutty, aromatic dukkah that ties it all together. Whether you’re cooking for guests or treating yourself, this dish is a delicious way to start the day. A large poached egg contains 70 calories (297kJ), 5g total fat and 1,5g saturated fat, while a large egg…

    Who knew apples could be this pretty?  We had so much fun turning Du Toit’s juiciest new-season Kissabel® apples into these gorgeous apple roses. They’re easier to make…

    The countdown is officially on — The Good Life Show lands at the CTICC (CTICC 2, to be exact) from 30 May to 1 June, and trust us, you don’t want to miss it. Whether you’re a foodie, wellness warrior, or just looking to live a little lighter and brighter, this is the event to mark on your calendar. Here’s what’s cooking: Interactive Masterclasses where you can chop, stir, and taste alongside culinary royalty. This hands-on feature is hosted by none other than Jenny Morris, the fabulous Giggling Gourmet, and brings together top chefs, nutritionists, mixologists, and wellness pros. You’ll…

    Scrap gardening 101 Windowsill gardening is perfect for lazy gardeners (like me) or anyone without an outdoor space. It’s also an easy way to eat fresher, nutrient-rich foods and reduce food waste. Yes, one less celery or spring onion makes a difference; every scrap counts. But hold off the urge to toss random scraps into a jar filled with water, not everything will regrow. Here are a few guidelines to make your windowsill garden successful: Choose the right containers: You don’t need a special hydroponics system set up on your windowsill! Any old, clean container will do – think glass…

    Colours aren’t just decorative, they’re psychological. From interior design to marketing and even healthcare spaces, colours influence how we think and feel. Ever notice how many fast-food chains and restaurants use reds and yellows to make you feel happy and hungry? Or how clinics choose soft, soothing colours to put you at ease? The same applies to your home. The colours you choose to paint your living room, kitchen, or bathroom are more telling than you might have expected. Understanding the basics of colour psychology can uplift and enhance your space, making you feel truly at home. Here’s what your home’s…

    There’s something undeniably moreish about pan-fried halloumi. Toss it through a medley of fresh greens, juicy tomatoes, and whatever’s crisp and colourful in your fridge, and you’ve got…

    Whether you’ve packed a homemade curry, brought in a leafy salad, or plan to heat last night’s leftovers, lunch at work is a sacred time for all. But with shared spaces, diverse palates and limited fridge real estate, it’s easy to unintentionally ruffle some feathers… Adhering to simple ‘golden rules’ can keep the peace and help everyone enjoy their office lunch without passive-aggressive sighs wafting through the building. Here are the key dos and don’ts of dining at your desk (or the communal kitchen), guaranteed to make you everyone’s favourite colleague. 1. Keep your mittens off food that isn’t yours…