If you don’t already add whiskey to most of your food, these slow-roasted Irish whiskey and thyme sticky beef short ribs will convince you to start doing so. Deliciously flavoured and tender, you’ll be licking the sauce from your plate.
Berry choc-chunk ice cream is perfect as a Valentine’s treat, but that’s not to say it’s any less delicious on another day. Jam is wonderful swirled into ice cream!…
Print Recipe Vegan almond butter and toasted millet truffles Serves: Makes about 25 Cooking Time: 15 minutes + 1 hour, to harden Ingredients 2,5ml (½ tsp) canola oil 70g dehulled millet, uncooked 180g almond butter 30ml (2 tbsp) desiccated coconut Pinch salt 5ml (1 tsp) vanilla extract 100g dried figs, finely chopped 170g sugar-free dark
Light, bright and delicious, this herb, litchi and prawn salad is the perfect way to celebrate summer. The soft, buttery prawns are perfect with juicy, sweet litchis. Recipe by Nomvuselelo Mncube
I sit down to (yet another) sensational cup of coffee with Jaco de Witt and business partner and MasterChef SA 2013 runner-up Leandri van der Wat after a…
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Edible Bouquets provides customers with a creative way to express gestures of love, appreciation and endearment for all occasions. Combining the idea of a flower bouquet with healthy…
Ramen noodles are not just for starving university students! These recipes feature these versatile noodles in a variety of sophisticated ways. When you season and customise homemade ramen noodles yourself, they become elegant and delicious. 1. Basic ramen noodles 2. Tonkotsu with beetroot noodles 3. Prawn tsukemen ramen with black noodles 4. Beef miso with ramen buns 5. Mushroom shio spinach noodles
Biryani vs Pilaf BIRYANI is a rice-based dish in which the rice is cooked with the meat and spices. PILAF OR PULAO is a similar rice dish…
The ultimate recipe for basic butter icing! TIPS FOR WORKING WITH BUTTER ICING: APPLYING BUTTER ICING The butter icing can be used in the following ways: PIPING Using a piping bag and a decorative nozzle, pipe designs straight onto your cake. It’s a good idea to practice first on a piece of baking paper, until you’re happy with your design. You can do stripes, flowers, circles, stars or whatever else you like, depending on the type of nozzle you are using. PALETTE KNIFE Simply spoon the icing onto the cake and then use the knife to cover the sides and…