Cheesy steak rolls
Bacon, egg and beef breakfast buns
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Chicken traybake
10-minute Chicken tikka
Parmesan broth with roasted leeks
Mafaldine pasta with lemon-and-basil pesto
Mac-and-cheese potjie
Peanut-and-Coca Cola chicken potjie
Oxtail potjie
Silverside potjie
Red-red
Lamb potjie
Gumbo
25-Minute party platter
Banana fat cakes
Air fryer pork belly
Tomato soup with air-fryer scones
Prego chicken fillets with cheesy mash
Air-fryer buttermilk chicken breasts
Smoky BBQ rib-eye with corn and pasta salad
Easter braai sides
Braaied picanha with star anise carrots
Ultimate summer seafood braai
Mac ’n’ cheese, bean and grain salad
Pizza braaibroodjies with creamy corn salad
Charred mortadella anti pasto
Smoky BBQ rib-eye with corn and pasta salad
Amadombolo with umleqwa and creamed spinach
Rotisserie chicken amagwinya burgers
Bobotie with a brumbed butternut salad dinner
Sauteed cabbage, boerewors and ushatini
Easy samp and beans
Nyekoe
Bobotie yellow rice and all the trimmings
Italian recipes
Find all your favourite Italian recipes and a few you may not have heard of in our Italian recipe guide. From Bolognese and lasagna, to tiramisu and affogato, we've got all the Italian dishes to make any nonna proud.
View all recipesMushroom lasagne with burrata & pecorino
Abi’s rustic caponata
Italian recipes
Find all your favourite Italian recipes and a few you may not have heard of in our Italian recipe guide. From Bolognese and lasagna, to tiramisu and affogato, we've got all the Italian dishes to make any nonna proud.
View all recipesPizza newness, 3 ways
Uova in purgatorio (Eggs in purgatory)
Pasta with home-made tomato sauce
Fridge-clean-out frittata
Clem’s ways with bread
You might not be able to pass down the loaf of bread sitting in your pantry to your great-great-great-grandchildren, but you can pass down Clem Pedro's three genius hacks for making the most of it. 🍞
Lasagne recipes
Love lasagne? Find our top lasagne recipes here. From a classic beef lasagne to open roast vegetable lasagne and everything in between, we have dozens of variations of this classic Italian dish for you to try.
View all recipesLasagne recipes
Love lasagne? Find our top lasagne recipes here. From a classic beef lasagne to open roast vegetable lasagne and everything in between, we have dozens of variations of this classic Italian dish for you to try.
View all recipesBeef lasagne and cheesy green vegetables
Lamb frikkadel tomato bredie
Mushroom lasagne with burrata & pecorino
Spinach lasagne
Viral soup-dumpling lasagne
Broken handkerchief pasta
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Most Popular Beef stew
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Most Popular Nectarine-and-almond snacking cake
15 - 20 minutes SERVES 8 - 10Stone fruit season is upon us, and we couldn’t be happier. We decided to celebrate with this luscious nectarine-and-almond snacking cake. Add a square to a lunchbox, enjoy it for breakfast or even serve it as a warm dessert with a dollop of yoghurt or mascarpone.
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Most Popular Buttermilk-marinated lamb
2½ hours SERVES 8–10I’ve grown up with this recipe and every time I make it I still can’t believe how much flavour it has. The buttermilk really tenderises the lamb, so it’s worth the effort. This is the first time I've tried to slash or score the lamb, which helped render the fat and created more surface area to crisp up.
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Most Popular Spezzatino
3–4 hours SERVES 4“This comforting stew is widely eaten in the north of Italy. I like to start it on the stove and then finish it slowly in the oven.” – Abigail Donnelly
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Most Popular Kgodu with ox liver
45 minutes SERVES Serves 4-6"This recipe is one of my favourites from my childhood. Kgodu is a pumpkin porridge, traditionally made with lerotse – a kind of pumpkin meets melon that’s grown in Limpopo. In this recipe I’m using butternut or pumpkin, which is easier to find and the results are just as tasty. My grandmother taught me to make this. Sometimes she would stir in a generous spoonful of home-made peanut butter and we’d have it for breakfast. Or she’d season it with salt to have with a stew and a side of morogo. Either way was delicious, and this is definitely a recipe that makes me think of home. Ox liver is one of the first parts of the cow that’s eaten after it’s been slaughtered at a celebration or ceremony. It’s quick and easy to cook so that it can be served while everyone awaits the big meal that will only be ready in a million hours. It’s just the thing to keep the hunger pangs at bay. It’s usually pan-fried with onion and served with a tomato gravy and piping-hot pap." – Mogau Seshoene
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Braai as you've never seen it before in the spring issue of TASTE
With all the talk of protein-maxxing, we reckon the best (and most South African) way to hit your protein goals is a lekker braai. The spring issue of TASTE is all about braai, while still keeping wellness in mind. We share interesting, elevated ways to cook over the fire, including premium seafood and bone-in cuts. On the wellness front, our TASTE WELL section showcases 23 ways to eat more protein. We’re here to help with new ideas for breakfast, lunch, supper, snacks – and even dessert – that get more protein onto your plate.
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