Guava sorbet

  • Post published:December 8, 2017

Need something fresh and fruity to keep you cool this weekend? You can make this guava sorbet super quick without any fancy equipment.

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Chef Johan van Schalkwyk’s chicken mole nachos

  • Post published:December 5, 2017

Compared to most chefs, Johan may have had a bit of a late start, only entering the industry when he was 28. He started out as a chef at a chateau in France, where he fondly remembers the time spent wandering through the kitchen garden, a basket of vegetables and herbs on his forearm, carefully picking fresh produce for the day. These days, Johan heads up the kitchen at Vrede en Lust’s Lust Bistro & Bakery, cooking and baking (make sure that you taste the sourdough!) fresh and fuss-free fare at one of the most renowned eateries in the foodie centre of Franschhoek. We visited his kitchen and he cooked us a delicious chocolatey treat with a bite, chicken mole nachos!

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Thai-style hot dogs

  • Post published:December 1, 2017

We just can’t get enough of gourmet hot dogs! This week we’re serving them up Thai-style, packed with flavours of sesame, soy, sriracha, coriander and peanuts. Perfect!

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Christmas tree biscuits

  • Post published:December 1, 2017

Oh, Christmas tree! Did you know that the Christmas tree is said to have originated in Germany in the 1500s? It was made popular in England by Queen Victoria’s German husband, Prince Albert, in the 1830s. From there, it spread to the states and eventually across the world. Use a skewer to poke a hole at the top of each Christmas tree biscuit before baking. Once cooked, thread ribbon through for edible decorations.

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