• Amarula and chocolate crème brûlée is a devilishly creamy dessert. Who doesn’t love breaking that barrier of hard sugar, especially when these delicious flavours are waiting for you? Before pouring the two colours of custard into the ramekins, it will help to put each mixture into a separate teapot – teapots have a fine pouring action that ensures that the mixtures enter gently and don’t fuse. ALSO SEE: Baked milk tart https://www.foodandhome.co.za/features/baked-milk-tart

    These delicious hand-held pies feature flavorful pork shoulder mince enhanced with aromatic spices and sweet chutney. Wrapped in flaky puff pastry and baked until golden, they make a perfect lunch, picnic item, or quick dinner when served with a fresh salad. Also See: Slow-roasted fennel seed pork belly with confit potatoes https://www.foodandhome.co.za/recipes/slow-roasted-fennel-seed-pork-belly-with-confit-potatoes Recipe and image: SA Pork

    Hosting for Heritage Day? These healthy Braai Day snacks bring big flavour, smart swaps and easy prep-made for mingling around the coals. Set the vibe, keep it light Snacks at a braai should be grab-and-go, heat-tolerant and vibrant – not a meal before the meal. Lean on smoky veggies, lean proteins, herbs and citrus, with a few clever dips and crunch. Read more: Heritage Day: Our favourite recipes Chakalaka hummus Blend chickpeas, lemon, tahini and a spoon of mild chakalaka for depth. Drizzle olive oil, top with fresh coriander. Serve with cucumber, carrots and baby peppers. Mielie wedges with chilli-lime…

    Whether the microwave has been the victim of a burnt popcorn bag or reheated fish, knowing how to deodorise it and keep it clean is essential. Microwaves work very hard in kitchens across the globe, from helping cooks with a quick fix to helping office workers heat their lunch to get them through the rest of the day. Follow our easy guide to get your microwave in tip-top shape, without the lingering smells. Step-by-step deodorising guide 1. Wipe down the microwave Using a microfibre cloth and warm, soapy water, wipe down the exterior of the microwave first. Make sure the…

    Heritage Day is all about celebrating the flavours, stories, and traditions that make South Africa the beautifully diverse country it is – and few treats capture that spirit quite like koesisters and koeksisters. These two iconic bites may share a similiar name, but they tell very different stories of culture, community, and history. While these delectable pastries may sound similar, they each hold unique differences in their tastes that make them cherished delicacies. Koesisters: A sweet and spiced indulgence Koesisters are a beloved Cape Malay delicacy, known for their delightful combination of sweetness and spiciness. These doughnut-like pastries are typically…