• 2018 is the “Year Of The Open Hand.” Because the KAMERS/Makers team truly believes that KAMERS/Makers is the difference. They’re all about the handcrafted, with each show being “handmade” by offering something different. To that end they have unveiled two brand new venues for our Autumn Shows – St Joseph’s Marist College in Rondebosch, Cape Town from 28 February – 4 March and St David’s Marist Inanda in Sandton, Joburg from 25-29 April. Two stunning historic buildings to which they will bring that inimitable KAMERS/Makers twist – 150+ Makers selling everything from hand-carved wooden bow ties and hand-turned wine-barrel furniture…

    At F&HE HQ, we love a glass of Amarula, with two ice cubes clinking at the bottom of the glass. It’s perfect for relaxing with friends or as…

    Mushrooms should be stored in the refrigerator either loosely in a bag or wrapped in a damp cloth to prevent loss of moisture. Use within a week. Brown mushrooms are also known as Italian brown mushrooms or crimini and have more flavour than the white variety. They should be firm, plump and clean. Avoid those which have bruises or are soft, wet and slimy. MAKE THIS: Garlicky wild mushrooms on rye toast It is also one of the most commonly and widely used varieties of mushrooms in the world. Dried porcini mushrooms are actually enhanced when dried out. To rehydrate, place…

    We’re celebrating this month’s seasonal produce and showing you our favourite fruits and veggies that are in season in April. We also share some interesting factoids about each fruit and vegetable. What’s in season in April? Asparagus It is best to buy asparagus that are thin in diameter with tight, compact heads and firm, unwrinkled stalks. Thick asparagus are harvested too late and will therefore be bitter, stringy and perhaps even woody. You can, however, use a vegetable peeler to peel thick asparagus and remove some of the string. Treat your asparagus like a bunch of flowers: chop the ends…