• Think of Spain and it’s all about flamenco, seafood, and fiesta (and running bulls and tomato fights, of course). Think about South Africa and it’s all about sunshine and good times.  They’re different, but they have a love of sharing food in common.  And so we come to Qué Linda Restaurante in Cape Town’s Sea Point. It’s Spanish, but with a South African twist.  Pretty as a picture Qué linda means ‘how beautiful’ and it’s everything a good restaurant should be – welcoming, fun, delicious. It’s the same team behind Una Más Mezcalería, the beloved Sea Point Mexican restaurant. Both…

    These pancakes are so good; they’re fit for humans, too! Whip up a batch, cook ½ of it for your pooch and then add 2 tbsp sugar to the remaining ½ and cook it for yourself. And voilà! You’ve got breakfast for two.           View this post on Instagram                       A post shared by Food&Home (@foodandhomesa) Recipe, Styling and Photograph by Katelyn Allegra Assisted by Cassandra Upton and Sophia-Maria Eygelaar

    The apple trees are in blossom, whispering their pink-white promises to the bees. But the bees need no promises – they already know where they can satisfy their pollen, and nectar needs as they emerge purposefully from hives throughout the orchards. The hives appear to be randomly placed but it is an exact science. The beekeepers bring them in mainly from the Overberg to the Elgin and Grabouw regions of the Western Cape to pollinate the pear and apple blossoms from September to the end of October each year. Elgin and Grabouw provide over 80% of South Africa’s apples and…