Planning a trip to Soweto, the renowned township in Johannesburg? Remember to include traditional cuisine on your experience list. While many don’t associate Soweto with its cuisine, some hidden culinary gems await your discovery. Explore these 5 must-try foods in Soweto. 1. Mogodu (Tripe) at Sakhumzi Mogodu or tripe is a traditional African delicacy rich in flavours and a favourite among many. And when in Soweto, the best place to savour this dish is undoubtedly Sakhumzi. The restaurant stands on the renowned Vilakazi Street in Orlando West, sharing the street with Mandela’s house. This street bursts with heritage, entertainment, and fun.…
Paprika, that colourful spice lining the shelves of your kitchen, is more than just a flavour enhancer. It’s a powerhouse of health benefits: Nutrient-rich Just a tablespoon of…
Za’atar is a collective name for a variety of signature Middle Eastern spices that are sure to add a kick to your cooking. These Za’atar-crusted lamb chops are bursting with seasoned flavour and are deliciously tender. Perfect for a Mediterranean-inspired lunch. Made this Za’atar-crusted lamb chops recipe? Tag us @foodandhomesa #CookingWithFH on Instagram! ALSO SEE: Lamb chops with minty coleslaw https://www.foodandhome.co.za/recipes/lamb-chops-with-minty-coleslaw
Dig into the irresistible comfort of Sticky Toffee Date Pudding. This delectable dessert combines soft, date-infused sponge with a luscious toffee sauce, creating a warm, sweet embrace perfect…
Charcuterie boards or just charcuterie (shar-Koo-Tuh-Ree), although not a new concept, and dating back as far as 15th century France, charcuterie boards have only gained popularity amongst South Africans in the last couple of years. The charcuterie board is based on the belief that nothing from the animal should go to waste, the origin of the word charcuterie is French with ‘chair’ meaning flesh and ‘cuit’ meaning cooked. It is the practice of salting and smoking meats to preserve them and dates back 6,000 years to ancient Rome. Today the charcuterie board remains as fancy as its predecessor but with a…
As the calendar inches closer to the September Heritage Day long weekend, excitement builds for the eagerly anticipated 20th edition of the South African Cheese Festival. As usual, Sandringham Estate outside Stellenbosch…
Lamb biryani recipe Indulge in the aromatic delight of Lamb Biryani, a sumptuous fusion of tender meat, fragrant rice, and a medley of spices. Follow these steps to create this South African favourite. Made this recipe? Tag us @foodandhomesa #CookingWithFH on Instagram! ALSO SEE: Tomato bredie https://www.foodandhome.co.za/recipes/tomato-bredie Recipe and feature image: Woman&Home/Extracted from My Cape Malay Kitchen by Cariema Isaacs (Struik Lifestyle) Photo: © Penguin Random House/Nigel Deary
Seafood is always an elegant option, so why not try these sticky salmon skewers for something beautiful and different? The earthy herbs are lovely with this salty fish,…
Rice is a versatile grain that graces the tables of homes across the globe and considered a simple household staple. Achieving perfectly cooked rice every time can be a culinary challenge. Whether you’re preparing a fluffy bed of basmati, a creamy risotto, or sticky sushi rice, mastering the art of foolproof rice is essential. Get a guide to making foolproof rice with these easy tips: Choosing the right rice Begin your rice journey by selecting the right type of rice for your desired dish. Each variety has unique characteristics, so understanding them is key. Long-grain rice, like Basmati or Jasmine,…
Beloved across France as one of the most delicious and easiest bar snacks, you just can’t go wrong with a croque-monsieur. Buttery, golden bread, ham and cheese are…