South African Banquet -part two- Now that I know a little more about South African food I would love to share my newly acquired knowledge with you.
GIVE AWAY #5 is
A Copy of Cape Wine Braii Masters Cookbook - an education in the art of South African braii - barbecue- and various other delicious fares such salads, bread, onepot recipes
And
A bottle of Mrs Balls Peach chutney. An item which I understand is compulsory in any South African pantries.
If you re-tweet this post, let me know and you will be entered twice.
Competition ends on the 10th April, it is open to UK and Irish residents.
GIVE AWAY #5 is
A Copy of Cape Wine Braii Masters Cookbook - an education in the art of South African braii - barbecue- and various other delicious fares such salads, bread, onepot recipes
And
A bottle of Mrs Balls Peach chutney. An item which I understand is compulsory in any South African pantries.
All you need to do is leave a comment answering the following question:
What is your favorite South African dish?
if you have no idea just say so, this is a perfectly acceptable after all I I knew nothing about it last week.If you re-tweet this post, let me know and you will be entered twice.
Competition ends on the 10th April, it is open to UK and Irish residents.
Good luck
I don't know anything much about South African food, apart from biltong and braai. I spent some time in Holland, so I don't know if shares some history. It's always interesting when you start with a whole new list of ingredients and different techniques :)
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@happyfox
Tweeted @happyfox
ReplyDeleteI'm afraid I don't know much about South African food - yet! I have heard they do great barbecues though.
ReplyDeleteI've tweeted too
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I had Bobotie once in a pub and loved it
ReplyDeleteI can't say that I've ever thought about South African food, but I can imagine it could be quite flavoursome. Love trying new things, so thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteoh, and Mrs Balls' chutney is delicious!!!
have retweeted @maxineflossy
ReplyDeletehave to be honest and say i dont know much about south afican food either!
ReplyDeleteI may be young but i love experimenting with my cooking.. i havent tried any South African dishes as of yet but you never know, i may just be good at it!! It will be intresting to see what it turns out like :)
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@sophie_morris
i have retweeted too @ashlallan
ReplyDeleteI have to be honest, I love cooking and I'm very interested in food - but pretty ignorant about south african cooking. Even more of a reason why I would LOVE to win this!
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I have also tweeted and follow you on twitter - @fairydustwing
ReplyDeleteI'm trying to broaden the tastes of my 4 fussy kids and hubby so would LOVE to win this!
ReplyDeletealso tweeted as @AuraDemonNinth x
ReplyDeleteI don't know anything about South African food, but my husbands cousin lives in South Africa and I know that some of it is very strange!
ReplyDeleteHave retweeted - @bloomingfox
ReplyDeletei don't know anything of South African though I have 2 South African friends. it would be great to try some recipes out and surprise them with a meal
ReplyDelete@medsdemon
I retweeted your comp post.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the lovely giveaway X
@medsdemon
I don't know much about south Africian foods, it sounds very interesting though. I love to cook so would be very interesting.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway :)
@vickyd4v3
I make a vegetarian version of bobotie which I really like. Peach chutney sounds delicious.
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ReplyDeleteI wish I could say but I really do not know, hope to in the future though! Have tweeted @nikkiopia
ReplyDeleteNicole has tweeted, one more entry for you -this comment with its number will go on your behalf in the randomiser. THANKS for participating
ReplyDeleteMy partner worked in Madagascar and SA for 3 months last year and he said the food was amazing, i myself have no idea but the way he speaks of it is fantastic!x
ReplyDeleteretweeted as @applejack86
My favourite South African meal is Potjiekos. Simple to make, tasty and totally South African.
ReplyDeleteUse whatever you have available and what is in season.
Best cooked on a barbecue on a beautiful South African Summer evening.
tomandcheeky@yahoo.co.uk
Would love to win this as I work with two south africans and would love to cook for them
ReplyDeletei don't know much about South African food, so I think it's time I found out.
ReplyDeletenot sure how to do anything active though, like replying to your lovely blog hope this works- know nothing about SA cuisine
ReplyDeletemrs balls on a boerewors roll.
ReplyDeleteto be honest .. i know nothing !!! but the book does look very interesting and im always keen to learn :)
ReplyDeleteplus i love chutney lol
@clareandtribe on twitter or clareandtribe@aol.com xx
i am following you on twitter and have retweeted one of your comp tweets xx
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I don't know anything about South African food, but it sounds interesting! I have a friend visiting there right now and he ate zebra and crocodile, very exotic to me here!
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