On a gloomy day in Cape Town, what’s better than visiting a wine farm where you can sip on a full-bodied red wine, huddled next to a fire, with the soundtrack of rain outside? READ MORE: A beginner’s guide to understanding 5 different wine styles Here’s a shortlist of wine farms in Stellenbosch, ranging from the quaint family-owned estates to the luxurious tasting rooms with all the trimmings. 1. Muratie Muratie is a wine farm steeped in history, so much so that the cobwebs decorating the corners of the old tasting room just add to the charm. In the…
Air fryers have gained immense popularity in recent years, promising to deliver deliciously crispy and healthier versions of our favorite fried foods. But are they truly worth the…
Green tea has been consumed for thousands of years, originating in China and spreading worldwide due to its many health benefits. READ MORE: Tea lovers, have you discovered these 4 tea shops in Cape Town? Green tea is made from the leaves of the Camellia sinensis plant and is known for its very unique taste and energizing effects. Let’s explore the benefits of green tea, as well as some interesting facts about it. Benefits of Green Tea Rich in Antioxidants Green tea is rich in antioxidants which help to reduce damage in the body. Green tea’s high antioxidant content…
Burgers have always been and will always be a firm favourite. Take a look at these homemade burger recipes to help you celebrate the yummiest of yummy “any…
Air that smells fresh, rolling country hills, chirping birds, and delicious breakfast spots are a few of the idyllic things you will come across when in the Midlands. These 5 places boast a perfectly crafted cup of coffee, tasty breakfast options, and a relaxed atmosphere that will make you feel as though you’re on holiday, even if you’re just passing through. On your next drive-through or stay in the area, I suggest you visit one of these breakfast spots in and around the Midlands. But before we begin, you should also check out these romantic getaways in KwaZulu Natal. 1.…
Did you know that traditionally in Japan, enjoying a simple cup of tea can be a profound, coveted experience? Dating back hundreds of years ago, Japanese tea ceremonies,…
Lightened-up chicken Korma Make this quick and easy chicken korma! Serve with flat breads and a spinach and chilli salad. SERVES: 4 | PREP TIME: 10 min | COOK TIME: 30 min | TOTAL TIME: 40 min INGREDIENTS 2 tbsp oil 1 onion, chopped 2 tbsp korma paste 1 tsp each, chopped garlic and ginger 300 g chicken breasts, diced 100 g Greek yoghurt ½ tsp sugar toasted flaked almonds, desiccated coconut and coriander, to serve METHOD Heat the oil in a medium saucepan, add the onion and cook on a low heat without colouring for around 5…
Looking for a dining experience that will tantalize your taste buds and leave you wanting more? Look no further than the top 10 restaurants in Polokwane. From casual…
Starting a herb garden is a wonderful way to add flavour and variety to your meals while also adding natural beauty to your home. Here are some reasons why you should consider starting your own herb garden today. Growing herbs at home is easy and inexpensive All you need is a sunny spot, some soil, and some seeds or starter plants. You don’t need any fancy equipment or a lot of space. Herbs are also relatively low-maintenance, requiring little watering or pruning. Herbs are packed with flavour and nutrition Fresh herbs add depth and complexity to dishes and…
Winter bircher muesli with a quick-warming compote This easy winter bircher muesli with a quick-warming compote can be prepped the night before, involves minimum work and is full of goodness and warmth……