[poll id=”10″]
This brie and tomato tart is my entertaining ‘cheat’ recipe. Its adapted from Christine Stevens’ Harvest Recipe Book. Since discovering it, I usually always have a roll of frozen pastry in my freezer, just in case. The combination of tomatoes, basil and brie is delicious. It’s so easy, very tasty and your guests will love it.
by Justin Bonello
As you may or may not know, I’ve made it my mission this year to cut my costs of living in half in whatever way, shape and form possible. So a couple of weeks I decided to kickstart this whole process by getting an ECO AUDIT done at my house. It’s an assessment to determine your electricity consumption, what resources are being used and how you can make your household more efficient and, more importantly, save money!
Written by Chantel Harris / eco_town
The best way to nurture a love for nature in kids, is to get them out in nature. It can be as easy as stepping out the back door and introducing little ones to bugs and plants in the garden.
Read more4 Garden Projects You And Your Kids Can Tackle Together
[poll id=”9″]
This week’s recipe comes from one of our moms, Keri Ascot-Evans. Thanks Keri, so comforting, yum!
by Simon McQueen from FitKids
Has anyone told you that your children should be physically active for a minimum of an hour a day?
Sounds a bit daunting doesn’t it?
Su, Erica and Karin are three moms passionate about wine and food. They have started a great new website called www.tastetrip.co.za which focuses on South African winelands adventures. Take a look at their recent article, by Su Birch, on Family Friendly wine farms. They are growing their list and would love your feedback if you have any to add.
[poll id=”8″]
I love the idea of baking with my son but have to admit, I find it a bit stressful. I usually end up doing most of it which kind of defeats the object of baking together. This is my fail safe “baking” recipe to do with him. So quick and simple, easy for kids to help out with and tasty too.
