Chessa-lee: Typical South African Food

23 Aug 2007

Typical South African Food

When visiting family during our holiday, we were treated with all kinds of "typical South African" food...which was really nice.....Potjie Kos...biltong, pap-dis (which only South Africans know... a kind of side dish), ....a PROPER BBQ! (or 2).... and my favourite...boerpampoen!...(picture with next post) I have to add that this was dished-up in the kitchen due to the iron pot!

Food ready in the iron pot... See this site

It is almost like a stew...but not just any stew!

On this picture above, you can see samp, which is tasty when served the Potjie Kos - even rice can be served with it. I like both.

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And....a proper BBQ! Steak, chops, and the next picture...chicken....and a sandwich (whitebread!) with tomato/cheese and loads of onions! Yummy!

hmmmm.......!!

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