• Celebrate World Taco Day with a trio of irresistible taco recipes that bring flavour and fun to your kitchen! There’s a taco for every taste. Get ready to dig in and enjoy these flavour-packed creations! Buffalo cauliflower tacos Big Mac smash tacos Tacos with ostrich mince con carne ALSO SEE: Coffee meringue brownies https://www.foodandhome.co.za/recipes/coffee-meringue-brownies

    This capellini pasta with baby marrow ribbons and deconstructed four cheese sauce is the perfect lunch or dinner for busy weeknights. Pair with a delicious wine of your choice for an evening of captivating flavour. ALSO SEE: Lentil pasta with leeks and shredded Brussels sprouts  https://www.foodandhome.co.za/recipes/lentil-pasta-leeks-shredded-brussels-sprouts

    Having bid a brief farewell to pasta, pizza and wagyu burger lovers earlier this year, Cape Town’s much-loved Step Brothers Restaurant and Bar packed up their utensils in Bantry Bay and found their way to a new spot in Green Point. Cape {town} Etc recently had the pleasure of popping in, where we indulged in the delightful Italian-inspired cuisine that has long made Step Brothers the go-to for all al dente enthusiasts. Nestled in Green Point, the authentic Italian bistro offers a charming outdoor area – complete with a play area and feeding bowls – that’s welcoming to both kids and pets. The restaurant also…

    You might have come across videos or photos on Instagram and TikTok where the inside of a refrigerator looks more like a carefully styled shelf at a boutique than a space to store groceries. This is ‘fridgescaping,’ the art of decorating and organising the contents of your fridge in a way that’s aesthetically pleasing. But what exactly is fridgescaping, and why has it become so popular? Here’s why this trend is taking off and whether it’s something worth trying. What is fridgescaping? Fridgescaping is all about styling the inside of your refrigerator. While it sounds simple, it goes beyond just…

    Two one-year-olds and a four-year-old died after eating a popular brand of instant porridge on Friday, prompting a ‘precautionary measure’ to remove it from the stores, Cape {town} Etc reports. While investigations continue, the Daily Maverick reports that porridge manufacturer Namib Mills has recalled Top Score Instant Maize Porridge in both South Africa and Namibia. The food was removed from the market on Sunday after a preliminary examination into the deaths of two babies and a four-year-old child in Mdantsane, Eastern Cape, revealed that maize meal porridge may have been the reason. Lieutenant Colonel Siphokazi Mawisa, a police spokeswoman, verified the event…