Scandalous Food Trucks’ seared-salmon and lime salad
We were lucky enough to get on board one of Cape Town’s hottest food trucks, Scandalous Food, and they taught us how to make their perfect-for-summer seared-salmon and lime salad.
We were lucky enough to get on board one of Cape Town’s hottest food trucks, Scandalous Food, and they taught us how to make their perfect-for-summer seared-salmon and lime salad.
With spring and Heritage Month swooping down on us at the same time, we have no choice but to light the fire and make the most of South Africa’s beautiful fresh produce. Gather the crowd and treat them to our braaied snoek this weekend.
There are many things to look out for when shopping for fish, but most importantly, we want freshness. Remember that fish that is being sold as ‘fresh’ has been previously frozen, for example on board trawlers, which can stay at sea for up to two weeks. So what can you look out for?
Craving sushi? These bright red beauties are delicious and also super healthy. When you are making your quinoa sushi rolls, if the quinoa is not sticky enough, simply add a tsp of cornflour to make the mixture easier to roll up.
We are feeling inspired by the most timeless colour combination, black and white. Our black sesame crusted fish looks super fancy, but it is both easy to make and budget-friendly, perfect for impressing your guests.
Not only are these little guys great for serving as a canapé at your next get-together, our tuna sliders also make a healthy and wholesome work lunch or snack. The Heart and Stroke Foundation SA recommends eating at least two servings (100g each) of oily fish a week to lower cholesterol and prevent blood clotting.
Whenever you are trying to save on your grocery budget, freezer finds will always be your friends. We grabbed some frozen hake portions and used them to whip up the best fish tacos ever.
Hello, comfort food! If you are looking for a midweek meal on a dime, look no further than our rich and creamy fish and pasta bake. It will be a hit with the kids too, and feel free to add any extra veggies you desire!
Ah, apricot and snoek, the South African match made in heaven. Wait for a warm weekend and whip up these snoek burgers on the braai. But if it’s cold and you have a hankering, they are just as good on a griddle pan or in the oven.
You don’t have to miss out on the fresh taste of the West Coast just because it’s cold outside. Treat yourselves to our scrumptious seafood soup this weekend.