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	Egyptian Edamame Stew by RecipeKing Egyptian Edamame Stew is a spicy take on the traditional Egyptian classic "ful medames". This recipe uses Edamame which is fresh green soybeans. It is found in the frozen section of most large supermarkets. It comes packaged both (in the shell) and shelled. You will need the shelled variety for this recipe. Total recipe time is just…	1 vote 1626 views
	Grandmas Milk Tart by Peter Brown A favourite South African Classic dating back to the Voortrekker days If you dont want to make the pastry use frozen puff pastry. This recipes comes from Bits of Carey	1 vote 3037 views
	Basic Baked custard by Peter Brown A tasty, simple and inexpensive dessert that can be made with a wide range of flavours and served with many different additions. Some of the delicious flavour options include sago custard, caramel custard, coffee custard, chocolate custard and coconut custard, all of which can be accompanied by just about anything one can think of:…	1 vote 2977 views
	BEST EVER FRUITY FIBRE RUSKS / BOERBESKUIT (SOUTH AFRICAN) by Gypsy-Rose Belladonna Kilachef Moorishly fruitful with a citrusy burst on the tongue! Makes: 72 + 55 = Total 127 Rusks using a 72 & 55 Rusk Pasella pan (1 large + 1 medium sized pans) or use your very large oven pan + bread pans. *Note: If you decide to buy the Pasella pan (South Africa) for your Rusks make sure to get the correct pan size & cutters for 72…	1 vote 6328 views
	Butternut and orange soup by Peter Brown In the Southern Hemisphere we are in winter so soup is a good warmer in the evenings ,here are some soups I found while browsing on the I africa site What I like about this soup is that you can put it all together and be ready to serve in the time it takes to sip a glass or two of wine and the ingredients are so simple you can…	1 vote 1751 views
	Beer marinated pork chops by Peter Brown When selecting pork chops for this dish make sure they are evenly sliced so that they are all ready at the same time. The chops should also have a good circle of fat because this adds to the flavour. To extract the best flavour from the marinade it is best to soak the meat overnight in a covered dish in the refrigerator, otherwise…	3 votes 1 review 6485 views
	Moroccan Broiled Fish Skewers or Fillets by John Spottiswood This is a tasty Moroccan dish that you are sure to love. Serve it over salad, cous cous, bulgar pilaf, or white or brown rice. We've used thick white fish but also thinner fish like catfish or tilapia when they are more reasonable. You can't skewer them, but you can broil the whole fillet (see picture). It also works with salmon…	3 votes 2 comments 6062 views
	Curried Onion salad by Peter Brown A must with any BBQ (BRAAIVLEIS) a Cape Malayinfluenced recipe . a good side dish with any cold meat dish	1 vote 3458 views
	Sweet Potato Bake by Peter Brown An excellent accompaniment to a roast or can be eaten as a dessert	1 vote 1 comment 1987 views
	Fried Rice Bowl from Madagascar by Rachael Johnson Everyone loves fried rice, and its very popular in Madagascar.	2 votes 1 comment 13260 views
	Moroccan Hareera (Harira) by Amos Miller I have read and respect the many recipes for this famous soup that have been posted on CookEatShare. However, I have not found a true recipe, as I experienced the dish, so I thought I should add the one I enjoyed several times a week, year 'round for nearly a decade. Commonly, and mistakenly, thought of as only a soup consumed to…	2 votes 1 review 3972 views
	Leg of Lamb with Moroccan Seasonings by John Spottiswood This was a wonderful leg of lamb that I cooked for a Holiday gathering this year. I took a base recipe for Moroccan Roast Lamb from one of my favorite cookbooks - Recipes from Morocco by Sufo. I then added roast potatoes and created a gravy from the drippings. It couldn't have come out much better. Everyone raved about it. I used…	8 votes 4 reviews 5 comments 10312 views
	FELAFEL SANDWICH (Middle Eastern Fritters) by MARIA LOURDES V. LIPARDO-AYUB This is one of my favorite "street foods" in the Middle East. It is originated in Egypt as a snack. Here is my version of felafel recipe...	1 vote 1 review 2 comments 5017 views
	Harira: A Delicately-Spiced Moroccan Soup by Vicki S Challancin My Flavors of the Sun is both a cooking school (in Mexico!) and a tour service. I learned to make this delightful vegetarian version of the classic Moroccan soup, Harira, on one of my many trips/tours to Morocco. More recipes can be found on my blog: Flavorsofthesun.blogspot.com Thanks--I love your site!	1 vote 3248 views

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