Chefs to follow on Instagram

by Bridgette Matjuda

They are young, talented and making big waves on the international front. These are the reason why we appreciate and celebrate these phenomenal chefs, and think that they are worth following for inspirational and healthy meal ideas.

By Bridgette Matjuda

1. Chef Lucia Mthiyane is a self-taught chef and specializes in homestyle cooking.

While growing up I always had a hunger to be in the entertainment industry. I’m lucky to have had one of the best and most respected agents in the industry when I started out. From being a teacher to now being on television and radio, my brand has grown in leaps and bounds. Visit http://takeyourtime.domestos.co.za to read about my recipe for success #TakeYourTime

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#ilovecooking

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2. Chef Mokgadi Itsweng is a well-established private chef with the ability to create dishes to suit any palate.

Morning Elixir…Moringa, Ginger and Turmeric tea with a squeeze of lemon #imbiza #healingtea #healingherbs #treeoflife

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A feast fit for a Queen??? #iloveturkishfood #queenmodjadji

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3. Chef Nti Ramaboa is very experimental and caters to adventurous food enthusiasts.

When the weather allows for some indulgence…. ??

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4. Chef Ntwenhle Gcabashe is our in-house chef who offers a modern, quick and easy take on our local food.

Spicy couscous…

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Great day with lovely people

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5. Chef Siba Mtongana because she’s well traveled and brings different tastes of the world to her dishes.

6. Chef Zola Nene is an award-winning cookbook author and food stylist who cooks with a lot of soul.