Not only is it super easy to make (there are literally only 4 ingredients), but it is also ready in almost no time. It’s best left overnight to completely firm up, but if you simply cannot wait that long, you and your guests can dig in after two hours. Prep it before your guests arrive, and this Peppermint Crisp pudding will be ready once it’s time for dessert to be served. If you do not want to mix the cream and the caramel, you can layer them separately, too. Also See: Peppermint crisp and caramel Swiss roll https://www.foodandhome.co.za/recipes/peppermint-crisp-caramel-swiss-roll
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Looking for a breakfast that feels special but is still easy to whip up? This smoked salmon, dill, and capers omelette is exactly that. It’s light, flavorful, and…
We’re serving up a hearty and delicious traditional hardbody chicken stew, also known as uMleqwa and Mukokorishi. This recipe has stood the test of time, filling homes with warmth and flavour for generations. Made this recipe? Tag us @foodandhomesa #cookingwithFH on Instagram! ALSO SEE: Mopane worms recipe https://www.foodandhome.co.za/recipes/mopane-worms-recipe
Because crispy skin is the best part. My favourite thing about chicken is its skin. Biting into that golden, shattering crunch that gives way to juicy, tender meat…
I’ve always thought of my oven as the reliable workhorse of my kitchen: ready to bake, roast, or reheat whatever I throw at it. But I learned the hard way (don’t ask about the melted spatula incident) that not everything belongs inside. In fact, some things can ruin your appliance, your food, and possibly your day. Read more: How to clean your oven with natural ingredients Here’s a list of surprising items that should never go in your oven, no matter how tempting or convenient it seems. Plastic – in any form Whether it’s a pan with a plastic handle…
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Quick and packed with flavour, this Chicken Yaki Udon is the perfect midweek dinner that feels like a treat. Juicy strips of chicken are tossed in a tangy-sweet…