Bobotie by Two Foodies One Journey

Bobotie has a long history in South African cuisine and is one of the national dishes. It is known in the area of South Africa since the 17th century and most likely has its roots in Indonesia and comes from the word Bobotok. Other sources place the origin in Malaysia. But it seems to be clear that Dutch settlers/companies brought…

Sweet Potato Bake by Peter Brown

An excellent accompaniment to a roast or can be eaten as a dessert

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

Parsnip and potato bake by Peter Brown

A Recipe found in IAFRICA.com byH Geyser Parsnips and potatoes go delightfully well together, particularly if they are married with the blessings of garlic, cream and cheese. I love this dish for its taste and simplicity and for the fact that it goes equally well with a variety of meats such as bacon, ham, gammon, kassler chops, ,…

Ethiopian chickpea and pasta soup by Marla Nichols

Gluten Free Moroccan Meatloaf by Gluten Free Chefery

Meatloaf with a kick! You're going to love it!

Chocolate (Marble) Cheesecake by Lorenda Beumont

Spicy Baked Fish by Peter Brown

Seafood and hot spices make a very tasty dish for summer and it is well-suited to a variety of salads, particularly with the traditional Lebanese bulgar wheat salad, Tabbouleh. It is important when spicing up fish to use firm white fish because oily fish and spices are not firm friends. It is also important when you use lemon or…

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…

Malay Curried tripe recipe by Peter Brown

An unusual way to cook Tripe .This from the cape Malay culture in South Africa

Baked date pudding by Peter Brown

A Cape Malay recipe as reproduced on I Africa "an olden time dessert learnt from granny." It always takes me back to my very young childhood days when I used to spend rainy days in my gran's large old kitchen in Bredasdorp with its wood-burning stove, keeping warm and enjoying the smells that came from the oven.

Curry Vinaigrette by DCMH

Moroccan Carrot Salad by DCMH

Moroccan kofte and sausage stew by Easy Cook - Laka kuharica

A North African casserole ideal for a small crowd.

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:…