Stir - Food and Lifestyle

Stir - Food and Lifestyle STIR is a culinary hub that celebrates all things food and lifestyle within the rich ambiance of the historical Elizabeth Nursing home

Looking for a unique way to celebrate that special event..........Sharing is caring 🤎
08/05/2025

Looking for a unique way to celebrate that special event..........
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Please share 🧡Limited spaces available. Bookings are on a first come, first serve basis. Suitable for kids over10 and al...
07/04/2025

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Limited spaces available. Bookings are on a first come, first serve basis. Suitable for kids over10 and all interested adults.

Cost R150.00 per person.

On Saturday 29/03/25 interested community members were hosted by Stir - Food & Lifestyle at the historic Snaresbrooke ho...
01/04/2025

On Saturday 29/03/25 interested community members were hosted by Stir - Food & Lifestyle at the historic Snaresbrooke homestead to learn the fascinating history of Northdene.

The North family were pioneers of Queensburgh. At the time the area was just bushland, with only a few settlers scattered here and there. Mr. George North was born in 1834 in Bealings, Suffolk, England. He married Miss Annie Shallcross ..............

Join us next time to hear the rest of the story 🧡

It's going to be a beautiful day!🤎
25/03/2025

It's going to be a beautiful day!🤎

Stir's star Student Thabi refining her scone making skills! Just delicious! Why not book a fun lesson for yourself, your...
18/03/2025

Stir's star Student Thabi refining her scone making skills! Just delicious! Why not book a fun lesson for yourself, your child or your domestic worker. WhatsApp for further information. 🧡

14/03/2025
The tamarillo is a small, duck egg-sized fruit in the nightshade family that grows on trees in warm climates. It is also...
14/03/2025

The tamarillo is a small, duck egg-sized fruit in the nightshade family that grows on trees in warm climates. It is also known as a tree tomato. A tamarillo is sweeter and has more tang than a tomato but the texture is similar. Unlike a tomato, the tamarillo has a bitter skin that's best peeled before eating. The fruit, which has a hint of granadilla flavour, contains small, tender, edible seeds (similar to a tomato) and can be eaten fresh, although the peel is usually avoided. Tamarillo is used in chutney, mixed into sauces, made into a dessert topping, pressed into juices, baked, or pickled.

Stir - Food and Lifestyle just bottled a fresh batch of delicious Tamarillo Chutney that pairs beautifully with cheese and crackers.

Current bookings will remain in place unless cancelled. Additional bookings available.The Smoking Gourmet
14/03/2025

Current bookings will remain in place unless cancelled. Additional bookings available.
The Smoking Gourmet

Stir proudly supports The Smoking Gourmet!
11/03/2025

Stir proudly supports The Smoking Gourmet!

Bookings Only - WhatsApp 082 494 1207. Please share! ❤️
10/03/2025

Bookings Only - WhatsApp 082 494 1207. Please share! ❤️

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