Pickles and their brine are trending – and for good reason. Here’s why everyone loves pickles, plus a few inventive recipes to inspire you to use pickles and pickle brine in your own food and drinks.

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This roast lamb with ClemenGold romesco has a marinade that's a cross between romesco and harissa, minus the bread. Khanya used sweet ClemenGolds and caramelised them to add some depth to this ...

Stop throwing out those ClemenGold peels. These preserved ClemenGold peels are a no-waste triumph! I’ve sliced the peels super thinly and added salt, olive oil and the juice of one sweet ClemenGold. I ...

1. Toss the oxtail in the flour until lightly coated. Heat the oil in a large saucepan and brown the meat thoroughly. Remove from the pan and set aside. 2. In the same pan, fry the onion and garlic ...

These Turkish delight-inspired oats are the perfect sweet, comforting breakfast on a chilly morning. “I believe breakfast is such a great opportunity to be creative, and for me, oats are that blank ...

Winter is all about comfort food, and Italian food has to be in the top five most comforting cuisines! That’s why we’ve come ...

1. Top Woolworths stone-baked Thin & Crispy pizza base with a generous amount of grated mozzarella and bake until crispy and golden. 2. Top with slices of prosciutto and torn fresh buffalo mozzarella.

When winter has you hankering after a satisfying stew at 6 pm, Woolworths has you covered. New Easy Meals slow-cooked osso bucco is a fast, fuss-free way to beat the clock and enjoy a hearty comfort ...

1. Heat Woolworths beef Bolognese mince according to package instructions. 2. Cook filled tortellini according to package instructions, then toss with the Bolognese. 3. Serve with crispy fried basil ...

Master the art of baking with chocolate this World Chocolate Day! Pastry chefs Motheba Makhetha and Jenna Short share expert ...

This oxtail tomato bredie takes only 15 minutes to prepare, but cook it on a low heat for at least 3 hours for an easy, slow-cooked dish.