Heather’s easy trail mix
MyKitchen editor Heather loves this easy trail mix as a light snack. She says, ‘I’m a bit of a snacker, so I make sure that there is always something healthy within arm’s reach.’ Here's her recipe!
MyKitchen editor Heather loves this easy trail mix as a light snack. She says, ‘I’m a bit of a snacker, so I make sure that there is always something healthy within arm’s reach.’ Here's her recipe!
Need to whip up a quick feast? These roast chicken, beetroot, goat’s cheese and puff pastry rounds (deconstructed roast chicken pies, if you wanna get fancy) are great for last-minute dinner dashes! Plus, all the elements look amazing together on the plate.
If you’re trying to stay carb-conscious, our cauliflower alfredo is the perfect dinner idea for you! It’s packed with delicious flavours and nutrients to give you everything you need and more.
In need of a quick lunch? This cannellini bean and chorizo salad is the perfect easy meal that you can whip up in a flash. We also love it because you can enjoy it chilled or warm, depending on the weather.
Change up your usual brekkie for this yummy banana bread French toast! It goes perfectly with some honey and almonds. And a hot, strong cup of coffee, of course.
If you aren’t too fond of extremely sweet desserts, then this lovely baby marrow, coconut and lemon cake is the one for you. It’s light and has a bitter-sweet combination of flavours, making a delicious treat.
That’s right! Today we celebrate these deliciously warm and fluffy rings of love because it's National Doughnut Day. If you can’t get to making your own doughnuts today, at least try to have one from any of the local bakeries nearby. What better way to begin Friyay than with a sweet treat, right?
Fend off the winter blues with this heart-warming, flu-fighting drink! A traditional hot toddy is perfect for relieving symptoms of colds and flu, fighting a fever and helping you to fall asleep.
South African cuisine has a rich history of mixing cultures and interesting food discoveries. A Durban-original dish, the bunny chow is a delicious local curry traditionally placed in the hulled-out centre of a half loaf of bread.
MyKitchen reader Gloria Strydom says her mom used this tasty curried pea soup recipe to get her to eat peas as a child, and that it’s perfect for cold or warm weather.