Every now and then I’ll pop some aubergine on the table at home. I love it, but so far I’ve been unable to get the rest of the family on board with this veggie.… More
Chicken rotis with herb yoghurt

2026, let’s go! I hope you had a fabulous festive season, I must say that after another full year the break was much needed. School and work may have started up again, but summer is still going strong, so let’s kick things off with an easy dinner idea that’s ideal for hot days when you want something quick and tasty. This almost no-cook summer dinner takes store bought rotisserie chicken and rotis, and elevates them into a fresh and generous feast. This is relaxed, communal eating at its best, simply pop everything onto the table and let everyone help themselves.
Mango and coconut ice cream sandwiches

With the holidays just about in full swing, let’s turn our attention to an indulgent sweet recipe. These seasonal mango and coconut ice cream sandwiches are playful, summery and made for our warm Christmas holidays when desserts should be cold, creamy and a bit of fun.
Tomato summer salad

This is my favourite type of recipe – simple, fresh ingredients where the flavours truly shine! This light and refreshing tomato and mozzarella summer salad makes a beautiful side dish or a light meal, perfect for those hot days when you don’t feel like spending too much time in the kitchen.
Cookies and Scream mini cheesecake pots (no bake)

These spooky mini cheesecake pots will add a playful touch to Halloween indulgence, and if you’re looking for a sweet treat to enjoy today then look no further! Layers of creamy white chocolate cheesecake meet crushed Oreos for that classic cookies and cream magic, and it’s all packed into a mini dessert that you definitely won’t want to share. Did I mention that this is a no-bake dessert? So simple to assemble! They’re rich, indulgent and delightfully spooky in the best way possible.
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Roasted butternut and feta galette with thyme

I love this time of year, as spring shifts into summer – when the days stretch a little longer, the air feels lighter and we start craving meals that bridge the gap between cosy and fresh. This rustic galette is just that, a beautiful change-of-season dish that celebrates summer’s arrival while keeping the comfort of flaky pastry and roasted vegetables. It’s simple yet elegant, making it perfect for a relaxed lunch in the sun or an easy dinner al fresco.
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Spicy halloumi and veg skewers with creamy chakalaka dip

We’re turning up the heat this Heritage Day with a bold and spicy vegetarian braai dish that’s bursting with local flavour. These veggie and halloumi skewers with chakalaka dip are guaranteed to keep your tastebuds happy.
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Sunshine lemon shortbread tarts

I’m a total sucker for anything citrus, so I couldn’t resist leaning into those sunny spring vibes (hello sunshine!) and creating these light, lemony tartlets. They’ve got a buttery shortbread crust that melts in your mouth and a silky lemon curd filling that’s bright, zesty and just the right amount of sharp. It’s a flavour combo that feels fresh, elegant and seriously delicious.
One bowl gingerbread and white chocolate blondies

I love the spiced flavour of gingerbread, and these gingerbread and white chocolate blondies capture it perfectly, wrapped up in chewy, chocolate-studded squares. Rich and beautifully spiced, these blondies evoke the flavour of classic gingerbread without being overpowering. Just right as a late winter treat to enjoy with a hot cuppa.
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