Cheesy rice balls
Rice is an incredibly versatile staple that can be enjoyed in many ways. Feast on these savoury rice balls any way you want, and don’t hold back on the cheese!
Rice is an incredibly versatile staple that can be enjoyed in many ways. Feast on these savoury rice balls any way you want, and don’t hold back on the cheese!
We know that rice is usually served as a side or an accompaniment to a dish, but we decided to make this kitchen staple the hero today. This sultana rice salad is best served chilled the day after cooking to allow the flavours to settle. We love it as a work lunch!
Whether you have meat left over from today’s family roast or from your quick midweek cook, you can whip up this fried rice in a flash to ensure nothing goes to waste.
Are you looking for a wholesome meal that’s high in protein and low in carbs? Look no further than our satay chicken bowl with cauli-rice. We also added some peanut butter for a kick of protein and healthy fats.
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.
A savoury dish with all of our favourite things – peanut butter, chocolate, chilli, coriander and winter spices. Tuck into our chicken peanut mole, and you won’t be able to resist going back in for more.
We love salads that can be meals on their own, and this vegetarian option is one of our best. It can be served warm if you are feeling chilly, or cold if you’re craving something fresh. Whatever you need, our veggie rice salad is here for you.
Forget about pushing rice to the side of the plate as a staple side or a sauce soaker. With our delicious rice pot, it becomes a dish all on its own. This one-pot dinner is packed with spicy flavours from the chorizo and paprika, plus we added some white wine as well, because, well, why not? Tuck in!
More than 40 000 types of rice are grown around the world. We sample some commonly available varieties in SA.
These Italian, stuffed rice balls are coated in breadcrumbs and then fried. They get their name because they look like little oranges which are called ‘arance’ in Italian. And we can guarantee they will be a hit as a bar snack at your next social do.