
Potpourri and Beetroot Roulade
Sometimes, we have to indulge something just because it’s a thing of beauty. If it sounds weird to you, beetroot’s use in dessert is not at all unusual.
Sometimes, we have to indulge something just because it’s a thing of beauty. If it sounds weird to you, beetroot’s use in dessert is not at all unusual.
This recipe is my swan song to winter. Depending on the year, you don’t always get artichokes by late winter, but when you do it’s an event!
My absolute favourite part about a Jerusalem artichoke is its smell. When it’s raw, it smells like petrichor, the smell of rain falling on dry earth.
Few things crank up the comfort factor quite like a potato. But whenever I opt for a starchy spud, I often ask myself whether I’ve explored every other option.
When someone uses the word “earthy” to describe a flavour, what’s the first thing you think about? For me, it’s mushrooms, without fail…
So simple, yet so luxurious. The sight of a generous platter of heirloom tomatoes puts us in mind of a scene out of Under the Tuscan Sun, but beyond their scene-stealing gorgeousness, they really are a miracle.
There’s a great sense of achievement in mastering the classics and getting your head around a difficult recipe, but you know what? This is not that week.
I’ve always felt that picnics should form a category of food all on its own. Think about it, picnics are completely
Every now and again when I return to France, instead of indulging in the array of flaky, buttery masterpieces lining the
Ever since I was little, I always missed someone the most on the day I knew I was going to see
I’ve often found that, the moment you tell someone you’re a chef, they immediately assume you’re all about “spherified” caviars and
One of the first things I realised when I started exploring plant-based cooking more seriously was that there was this whole
Who said meat-free should ever mean comfort-free? It’s not all salads and umami-suffused lentils. There’s no reason why you can’t indulge
The moment I decided to really start exploring plant-based cooking, I knew I wasn’t going to bend over backwards to make
Remember those toffie appels we used to get at school fêtes and church bazaars? I loved them, despite the fact that
Tortellini must be one of the most comforting Italian dishes out there.
This is one of those recipes that always makes me feel good about myself. Apart from being 100% plant-based, you waste
Remember when we still travelled freely to places like Thailand, Vietnam and Bali? While it certainly feels like we’ll be able
Sturdy, timeless, beautiful, trendy, infinitely recyclable. Quite literally, its form is only limited by your imagination. No matter its shape or
You can’t call yourself truly Capetonian until you’ve met Salomie. She’s feisty, like a rich, spicy curry, but comforts at the
I know what you’re thinking, why make a pizza from brown rice? But trust me, this is seriously good. Could it
When cooking for friends and family at home, a twice-baked soufflé is always a good idea.
This delicious side evolved during my first (illegal) braai in France, and I’ve never looked back.
This Greek-style spinach pie is always a huge hit. Still warm and comforting, but just a bit on the lighter side.
Now for something fresh and nourishing. I find this bean salad to be such a fresh spin on my usual
It shouldn’t come as a surprise to anyone that I am not vegetarian. But when you’ve been cooking for…
Imagine buffalo wings… but made of cauliflower and a light, crispy panko shell.
For this fresh and fullsome platter, I used red speckled beans in a batch of flatbreads…
What is it about the Mediterranean that produces such a fantastic array of dishes? While vacationing…
When it comes to keeping a bagful of nourishing goodness on hand for one of those chilly winter evenings, I can’t