Aperol Spritz
Want a taste of Italy’s most popular cocktail? Serve Aperol Spritz in wine glasses as the Italians do or omit the Prosecco and soda, and serve the straight Aperol in a tumbler over ice.
Want a taste of Italy’s most popular cocktail? Serve Aperol Spritz in wine glasses as the Italians do or omit the Prosecco and soda, and serve the straight Aperol in a tumbler over ice.
If you are entertaining this weekend and need to serve up a dish that will make an impression with minimal effort, give our squid linguine a try. And be prepared for everyone to go mad over our Parmesan pasta sauce!
With tomorrow being the official first day of summer, make the most of the season’s bounty by whipping up this fruity melon ice cream, no churn required!
No matter your party snacks or sides, our tangy onion dip will have them smothered in no time! And if you have surprise guests, this can be prepped in five minutes with ingredients you already have in your fridge.
We got really inventive with this one, and it paid off big time because it is absolutely delicious. We crumbed our chicken in couscous instead of breadcrumbs and made our sauce with nut milk for an extra level of flavour. So what are you waiting for? Make some couscous chicken tonight!
Step away from the overpriced, pre-packaged stuff! Stack up a tasty mason jar salad for a fresh and healthy work lunch.
Happy Heritage Day! You may remember the Mi Casa frontman from the cover of the April 2017 issue of MyKitchen. He whipped up this marinated sirloin recipe, which is full of flavour and works well with most red meats, so take your pick.
Treat yourself to dessert for dinner this weekend with our macadamia semolina. Semolina is simply a ground-up hard wheat that has been milled and sifted. It is perfect for comforting pudding-style desserts and even as porridge for breakfast!
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.
Roast onions on the braai are a must the next time you light up the fire. Stuff them with your favourite cheese (we used Parmesan) and they will quickly become an outdoor favourite.