• Are you looking for the best restaurants in Boksburg? Look no further! This bustling city is home to some of Gauteng‘s most exciting and diverse dining destinations, with something to suit every taste and budget. Boksburg has everything from Italian-inspired cuisine to mouthwatering ribs, fragrant curries, and expertly grilled steaks. Join us as we explore the 20 best restaurants in Boksburg, each offering a unique dining experience that will leave you craving more. Whether you’re a foodie or just looking for a great place to eat, these top-notch restaurants in Boksburg are sure to impress. Before we get into it, you…

    Whether you’re planning a casual weeknight dinner, a fun-filled backyard get-together, or just craving something extraordinary for lunch, this Tuna burger recipe is your ticket to a culinary…

    Chicken feet may often be discarded, and not many people’s favourite snack but, they are praised for containing many health benefits that are mostly attributed to their high collagen content. For the Chinese, Koreans, Vietnamese and Filipinos, chicken feet are a culinary delicacy. South Africans and other African countries also snack on this delicacy, at times dished out as a meal by many underprivileged families. Below are some health benefits found in eating chicken feet: Improve Immune System Chicken feet are a very nutritious snack that also boosts the immune system. This is because of the mineral content which is…

    The perfect little phyllo pastry parcels filled with tender veggies. Beyond being a culinary masterpiece, these parcels are a nod to health-conscious food lovers everywhere!  Perfect as a starter when entertaining or for a lunch box snack and carefully curated to ensure that each bite delivers a burst of nutrition.  TOTAL TIME 1 Hour 10 minutes/ MAKES 12  INGREDIENTS 500 g  butternut, cut into small cubes 1 red pepper, cut into small cubes 1 red onion, finely diced 5-6 baby marrows, cut into small cubes 2 tbsp olive oil 1 tbsp balsamic vinegar 1  garlic clove, minced 2  fresh thyme sprigs…