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Akoho sy Voanio (chicken in coconut milk) by BeanzI found this recipe online and it's a little time consuming but totally worth it. If you like coconut milk, this is for you. You can make it as spicy or as mild as you like. |
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Moroccan fish ....yum! by debbie markhamPotato, Vegies & Fish for a complete balanced Gluten Free Meal |
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Chicken Kabob or Thigh Moroccan Style by John SpottiswoodThis is one of our favorite BBQ recipes. It always earns raves from our guests. Normally I do this on skewers. But if it is just for our family, and we are pressed for time, we sometimes just marinate boneless, skinless thighs in this marinade and cook them whole. Either way works well. You can make extra marinade and apply it to… |
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Tagine of Chicken with Preserved Lemons, Olives & Artichoke Hearts by Bob VincentSince I just finished preserving lemons I needed something to try them out on. This recipe is adapted from one by Claudia Roden in her book Arabesque. The original did not use chicken broth which I used. I also skinned the chickent pieces; browned… |
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Ham and Asparagus Spaghetti by Peter Brownuse a combination of fresh asparagus, well-cured deli ham and lots of fresh herbs such as dill, chives and basil to give this pasta dish a tasty array of flavours. It also makes a very pretty, colourful arrangement on the plate. It’s important to source good quality, freshly made pasta and if you can make your own pasta, even better. |
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SNAPPER SAYADIEH by CHEF ASHRAF ABD ALEEM ELKHARBOTLYSNAPPER SAYADIEH |
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RICH LAMB & TOMATO BREDIE by LesIn South Africa, this particular stew is an old Cape dish called a bredie. What gives a bredie its unique character is the long, slow simmering until the meat and vegetables melt together in the rich, full-bodied gravy. In addition to the potatoes and onion there is always a dominant vegetable such as cabbage, beans or pumpkin.… |
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Bobotie by Lorenda Beumont(Probably the most well-known and loved of the traditional Cape Malay savoury dishes and, besides a traditional South African braai (barbeque), usually the first dish that foreigners are introduced to. Almost always accompanied by “yellow rice” (rice cooked with a little turmeric and some raisins), and often also with pumpkin… |
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Lamb Tagine with Tomatoes and Roasted Eggplant by John SpottiswoodThis is a Mediterranean spirited Tagine. It reminds me of the great lamb stews found from Morocco all the way to Afghanistan. I adapted it from a recipe in Paula Wolfort's great "The Food of Morocco" cookbook. Paula quotes chef Lucien Vanel as saying "Lamb, tomatoes, eggplant and garlic is a a combination before which we must all… |
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Baked Hake with Creole Sauce Recipe by SeaworkHake fish is believed to be among the healthiest seafood we can consume. We are happy that Seawork provides its customers with such fish products that are good for health. If you would like to know how our hake fish products are processed, please visit us on: http://www.seawork.com.na/loinlessblock.html |
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POMEGRANATE CHICKEN by CHEF ASHRAF ABD ALEEM ELKHARBOTLYPOMEGRANATE CHICKEN |
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Grilled shrimps by CHEF ASHRAF ABD ALEEM ELKHARBOTLYGrilled shrimps |
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mixed grilled meats with oriental rice &vegetables by CHEF ASHRAF ABD ALEEM ELKHARBOTLYmixed grilled meats with oriental rice &vegetables |
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Tuna Pie by Peter BrownTuna and specifically canned tuna is hardly the food of connoisseurs and many foodies have yet to come out the closet when it comes to using canned tuna, but let me tell you this: It is a life saver for those days when things just go wrong or when you need a quick supper or lunch idea. I stock canned tuna in my cupboards. I also buy… |
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Boiled Mutton with Caper Sauce by Peter BrownBoiled Mutton? sounds awful, believe me a great,simple meal but use MUTTON not Lamb . This is an old favourite of the Camdeboo farmers in the Great Karoo |
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