During the holidays, your kids consume entertainment at a dizzying rate. From epic TV marathons to outdoor games of dragons and castles, kids have a fantastic ability to entertain themselves – until they don’t. There comes the point for many parents where their kids stop the endearing games and trade them in for something a little more destructive or dangerous. It’s usually not because they are naughty – often it’s just boredom. To help keep your little ones stimulated, here are some recipes that will not only fill hours with the cooking and baking, but also fill tummies with their…
Who knew Covid-19, face masks, 70% alcohol sanitiser and disposable gloves would be 2020’s keywords! There we were in mid-March, going about our daily lives, deliberating over espresso…
RECIPE AND STYLING BY DASHANIA MURUGAS PHOTOGRAPH BY ROELENE PRINSLOO
Gumbo is a dish quite popular in Louisiana in the United States of America. In fact, it is the official state cuisine. Gumbo is, essentially, a strongly flavoured…
These sweet potato cakes have been adapted from a recipe by Meera Sodha.
Recipe and styling by Nomvuselelo Mncube
Pasta is a staple in almost everyone’s pantry. For some (and definitely for us), pasta is the ultimate comfort food. But, before we start with our collection of…
Craving something sweet? Fudge is always a good idea! 10 Fudge recipes you must try Marshmallow fudge topped with French meringue Marshmallow fudge topped with French meringue is sweet and decadent. French meringue is probably the most popular version of meringue; uncooked, and easy to make. On top of buttery, rich fudge this sweet treat becomes doubly delicious. Recipe here: Marshmallow fudge topped with French meringue Zoo cookie fudge This Zoo cookie fudge is great for kids’ birthday parties. Recipe here: Zoo cookie fudge Classic vanilla fudge It’s a classic! Recipe here: Classic vanilla fudge Microwave choc-biscuit fudge Spoil…