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‘A must-have book’ Tom Kerridge
‘What a book!’ Prue Leith

From a hearty Boerewors roll to a fresh rainbow salad, and from iconic bobotie to the infamous melktert, this mouth-watering cookbook from Noxk Majozi, chef-in-residence at Fallow, is packed with 90 everyday recipes that celebrate the diverse and brilliantly vibrant flavours of South African cooking.

With recipes that have been handed down through generations of her family, and her own modern interpretations of traditional dishes, these are Nokx’s most-loved recipes, perfect for home cooks everywhere. From braai to street food, pies and pastry to desserts, expect recipes that delight the senses and awaken your taste buds.

Recipes include:
Egg chakalaka with crushed avocado
Lamb bunny chow
Beetroot, feta and mint salad
Chicken wings with mango
Durban curried mussels
Grilled peri peri prawns
Cape Malay chicken curry
Samp and beans
Pepper steak pies
Sweetcorn bread
Caramelised pineapple with fried coconut ice cream
Pumpkin fritters
… and many more.

Full of passion, flavour and heart, this book gives you everything you’ll ever need to enjoy simple, delicious South African dishes at home.

Publisher Review

Nokx is one of those wonderful talents who understands true flavours. She has been on the British food scene for years, showing wonderful, grounded techniques, which she has now been able to put into a book using all of her history and heritage to showcase achievable, creative and incredibly exciting dishes. South African food is deep flavoured, incredibly interesting and being newly discovered and enjoyed here. This is a must-have book to add to your collection of world cuisines. * Tom Kerridge * Nokx Majozi’s treasure trove is a combination of cherished South African recipes and her brilliant, imaginative takes on others. What a book! * Prue Leith * As a fellow chef, I admire how assured this book is. This is cooking that comes from lived experience. The flavours are bold, the recipes are generous and thoughtful, and every dish is grounded in real technique and deep cultural knowledge. * Sally Abe * Packed full of ideas, energy and joy… just like Nokx * Joke Bakare * This is Nokx’s story, of how she sees the world and how food has impacted that world. She gives that insight with such honesty and realness. This book tells me so much about Nokx, and that’s what makes the food and the recipes so much more special as it comes from her journey. In this world of information overload there’s a comforting sense of place and meaning to this book. Thank you so much for sharing it. * Reuben Riffel * It’s the cookbook to reach for when you want to bring bold flavour and sunshine to everyday cooking * Mother+ *