Not a political or religious statement, a Buddha bowl is a generous, nourishing meal of plant-based goodness – or, as we’ve seen it playfully described on urbandictionary.com,“a bowl which is packed so full that it has a rounded ‘belly’ appearance on the top, much like the belly of a Buddha”. This beautifully coloured dish is a nutrient-packed health punch, and perfect for when you want a nutritious lunch that won’t leave you starving. Less of a recipe and more of a guide, here’s how to put together your own wholesome bowl of deliciousness, to be enjoyed at any time of night…
Chakalaka is a South African vegetable relish that is usually spicy. A braai just feels incomplete without two of our nation’s most beloved sides, chakalaka and pap. And…
Braai Boy Jägermeister burgers offer a quirky twist on a classic meat favourite. These melt-in-your-mouth creations are courtesy of Braai Boy, who insists that there is something heroic about bringing people together and lighting up up the usual braai fare with brave and inspiring gusto. Who says you can’t have your Jäger and eat it too? For more great braai recipes, click here.
Springbok fillet under the stars is just as beautiful as it is tasty. The hours of marinating are worth it to make these perfectly pink medallions delectably juicy.…
These sticky Greek honey-cake golden squares are as magical as their key ingredient. The Greeks, Romans, Egyptians and even the Babylonians couldn’t get enough of this sweet, sticky, golden substance! Made by bees from flower-foraged nectar, honey was not only used as a sweetener, but it was also used to cure almost everything in ancient times. Turns out, it was with good reason! It’s reported that this liquid gold’s antibacterial properties were far superior for burns and wounds than those of the other two widely used remedies of the day: dung and rust. What’s more, it appears that honey never expires, as was discovered by archaeologists who found still-perfect 2 000-year-old bottles of honey in ancient…
These colourful and wholesome pick-me-up spring salad bowls don’t even take half an hour! They’re vegan and vegetarian-friendly and packed full of vitamins that you’ll need in the…
Print Recipe Spicy prawn and vegetable spring rolls with sweet persimmon and ginger dipping sauce Ingredients Sauce 3 persimmons, peeled 2,5ml (½ tsp) fresh ginger, finely grated juice of ½ lemon juice of 1 orange 7,5ml (1½ tsp) light soya sauce salt and freshly ground black pepper, to taste honey, to taste Spring rolls 15ml
Nothing says “I love you” quite like this American-style white chocolate and cranberry fudge. It’s the perfect combination of sweet treats and romance and will leave the one you…
These ‘friendly ghost’ meringues in a death-by-chocolate mousse graveyard with peanut butter tombstones remind us of our favourite friendly ghost – Casper, of course! “Casper the friendly ghost the friendliest ghost you know though grown ups might look in anger and fright the children all love him so…” We think these ghoulish sweets are the perfect addition to your Halloween party! Not only are they spooktacular to look at, but they taste great too!
A chocolate orgasm with red fruit delights is the perfect way to end off a meal of sinful indulgence. For such intricate-looking desserts, they are surprisingly easy and…