All recipes » African
Arab Cake Kodrit Kadir by molly11Let me offer you an original recipe for a cake that is very easy to prepare and will surely appeal to all who try it. |
3 votes
10662 views
|
|
Crispy Pork Belly by Peter BrownA wonderful roast, full of flavour,great the next day as cold meat More good ideas: Serve pork with plum sauce or top thick slices of fresh bread with sliced pork and apple chutney. I found this recipe in one of our Supermarket pamphlets,trid it and its great |
1 vote
2982 views
|
|
Sweet Pumpkin by Peter BrownOne of my favourites, can be eaten with any meat dish,or on its own |
1 vote
1231 views
|
|
Bananas baked in coffee by Peter BrownMy son has just returned from a fishing trip to Madagascar, This dessert was served on a couple of occasions and he wangled the recipe from the chef on the boat. Easy to prepare and delicious. Any firm fruit can be used |
2 votes
3180 views
|
|
Egg Muffins by ThaliaI found this recipe on a site called Best recipes. I love it coz its just soooo easy! What I love about this recipe is that you can open your fridge and add anything you want to from mushrooms to a lil blue cheese,its all up too you. |
1 vote
2001 views
|
|
Cheesy meat balls in tomato red wine sauce. by ThaliaOk this is my first time putting out a recipe so go easy on me guys.I am not sure of the amounts so as you go a long please adjust to your taste bubs :) This recipe I kinda took what I liked and a few other recipes and put them together. As you will see I dont cook with oil or butter because I use a non stick pot. Hope my first… |
1 vote
2294 views
|
|
Chicken à la king Grandmas way by Peter Brownevery household should have a Chicken A la King recipe, there must be 1000 *s around. This is a good one my grandmother used to do and is still a favourite today |
1 vote
2385 views
|
|
Moroccan Split Pea Soup by John SpottiswoodThis is a delicious and beautiful recipe I adapted from one in Paula Wolfert's beautiful book "the food of morocco". The split pea soup has wonderful Moroccan flavors, and it gets a beautiful touch when you drizzle homemade pepper oil on top. This is a super easy trick which adds a nice kick to the already flavorful soup. It's… |
3 votes
7226 views
|
|
MALAY QUARTER (bo kaap)SOSATIES by Peter BrownFound I AFRICA What makes this kebab dish quite different from the usual South African sosatie is the special Cape Malay-style sauce in which the meat is marinated prior to grilling it. If the meat is for frying you need to exercise caution because it can burn and go black and bitter quite quickly. The beauty of this marinade is… |
1 vote
2396 views
|
|
Basic Baked custard by Peter BrownA 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
|
|
Sauteed Green Beans Recipe by Jasper SoneIn the Philippines this dish is called ginisang Baguio beans, and its actually string beans or green beans that is sautéed. These healthy, rich in protein beans before different hybrids are formed, only grew in cooler weather conditions and in the Philippines, Baguio is the only place for that. However, nowadays it can be grown in… |
1 vote
4466 views
|
|
PERI/PERI OIL by Peter BrownIn South Africa we tend to use a lot of Peri/Peri oil, I believe it originates from the old African Portuguese Colonies of Mozambique and Angola. It is simple to make and always handy to have in your food cupboard |
1 vote
9620 views
|
|
KWELERA SPICED FISH by Peter BrownThis is a recipe we adapted to suit our tastes living on the Kwelera River East Coast South Africa, Its simple and easy to do and great for the out doors , We do ours on a Skottle braai, a disc bbq device,otherwise a large frying pan is good |
1 vote
2365 views
|
|
Baba ghanūj by Easy Cook - Laka kuharicaRoasted eggplant with garlic, tahini and sumac. |
1 vote
2341 views
|
|
Tangy Kebabs with Creamy Orange Mayonnaise by Peter BrownFound this at Ninas Kitchen, with my passion for Kebabs had to give it ago, also learnt some tips • Do not cut the chicken pieces too small, biggish nuggets - the size of an un-shelled walnut • Always marinade your chicken • It is a good idea to alternate the chicken pieces with something like a small tomato or dried fruit to help… |
1 vote
1735 views
|