• A familiar face, Big Zuu is known for his work as a rapper and presenter in the British entertainment industry – but did you Big Zuu has another passion? He loves travelling and cooking – so much so that his new show on BBC Lifestyle (DStv Channel 174) has been the buzz this February. Big Zuu’s 12 Dishes in 12 Hours  airs on Tuesdays,at 20:00 and is Co-produced by Twofour and Zuu’s new TV production label Big Productions, this new six-part series sees Big Zuu and an array of celebrity guests, including South Africa’s own Oti Mabusi, tour Europe to experience…

    When it comes to cooking and baking, choosing the right fat can make all the difference! Butter, margarine, and ghee are three popular options, but they each have distinct characteristics, flavours, and health benefits. So, which one is best for your kitchen? Butter Butter is a staple in most kitchens and has been used for centuries. Made from churned cream, butter is rich, creamy, and packed with flavour. It contains saturated fats, which have long been debated in the health world, but it also provides essential fat-soluble vitamins like A, D, E, and K. Why choose butter? Adds a rich,…

    Make a warm summer afternoon even more magical with a Strawberry Fizzer. This pretty and pink cocktail is sweet and refreshing. A delicious celebration beverage. ALSO SEE: How to pack…

    Explore a garden in Franschhoek South Africa where a stroll is like no other. Angala’s new food garden is where nature’s bounty meets thoughtful design while the air hums with the inviting essence of lavender and the earthy aroma of fresh herbs. The new garden provides a space that aims to delight the senses, whilst nourishing our souls as their guests reconnect with nature. Angala’s latest addition of its food garden adds something extra special to the already serene sanctuary known to many people as a retreat of quiet luxury where guests can find a deep connection with Mother Earth…

    Cheese is always a good idea!  Try this luxurious combination of flavours with this creamy cheese stack with port syrup, dried figs, and pecan nut brittle. Layers of rich, velvety cheese are elevated with the deep, caramelized sweetness of a port syrup, perfectly complementing the chewy dried figs. A sprinkle of crunchy pecan nut brittle adds a delightful contrast, making each bite a harmonious balance of creamy, nutty, and sweet. Whether served as an elegant appetizer or a show-stopping dessert, this decadent dish is sure to impress at any gathering. ALSO SEE: Basque-style ‘burnt’ cheesecake with honey roasted figs Recipe…

    There’s nothing the Food&Home team enjoys more than the perfect pairing. With the celebration of Margarita Day tomorrow we offer a blessing to the palette with this mouth-watering …