Their recipes are simple,they use awesome fresh produce,and they have wonderfully innovative ideas.
Here are some of my faves,but honestly on this channel there is something for Everyone,vegetarians not excluded.I thought it would be mean not to
share this treasure trove
Butternut 4 Ways
This one uses beef jerky,or as it's known locally,Biltong:
Another goodie using beef jerky:
Amarula is a south African liquer,made from the fruits of the Marula tree,but any creamy toffee-ish liquer can be used www.krugerpark.co.za...
For the bbq:
Fruit pastilles:
They have very cool boozy recipes too:
Do check out this channel,you won't be sorry
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You're welcome They have some really awesome ideas and their stuff is always simple and fairly quick,if you get all your ingredients and
cookware set up before you start.
I am so gonna make them too!! I invited our oldest gal and her family for a bbq end of September,so i am defo making them then. THIS is what i am
making on Sunday for brunch:
Btw sweet chili sauce mixed with honey and a bit of soy sauce is Marvellous on chicken kebabs done in the oven. We all love the stuff too. I sometimes
think i should just find out if i can buy industrial size containers. We use this,it's very healthy and goodly: www.makro.co.za...
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This all looks like whypipo food. As in, the German/Anglish "find me some treats, indigenous folk, and if they taste good, we might mention your
contribution." Apartheid was a real thing. Mandela was imprisoned and eventually became president.
The world knows so little about South Africa except the western world fighting over it and the whole Apartheid thing that Reagan was cool with since
they just got the Bomb.
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This thread is about food.Does politics need to be dragged into Everything? And i spent my entire life within the borders of my country,i honestly do
not need a history lesson either.Jeez..
Oh and just so btw..these recipes are enjoyed by black people too..Or do you imagine all blacks in my country eat only maizemeal and chew on sticks of
sugarcane?? WTF dude??
i have some masala en route from durban right now so i can make bunny chow.
your food culture is awesome
my buddy sends me pics all the time of # he is cooking or from a braai and it is always amazing looking. he eats better than anyone i know
ive got the bunny recie. made it a few times.
best thing ever