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	PERI/PERI OIL by Peter Brown In 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 1 comment 9620 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
	Tuna Salad by Peter Brown Over the festive season I got bored with the regulatory food so searched the fridge and cupboards for some change,all I found was a tin of Tuna in brine so concocted a salad with what was available. It turned out good .All I accompanied it with was a fresh roll and butter	1 vote 2426 views
	South African Biltong soup (JERKY 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… Biltong is South Africas favourite snack .Jerky is similar For those in Great Britain it is available at South African shops For the rest try Jerky, I will post a simple Biltong…	1 vote 4002 views
	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…	1 vote 3329 views
	Yellow Rice /geel Rys by Peter Brown To accompany Bobootie or any roast	1 vote 4078 views
	African 10Minute Safari Trifle by Peter Brown South Africans are very fond of heading for the bush and enjoying the great outdoors and because of this, many interesting and very creative meals have been created with just a few ingredients and the minimum of fuss I saw this recipe the other day and it took me back to my camping days where we made similar desserts in enamel…	1 vote 3886 views
	Capt Pete~s Lemon Curd by Peter Brown There are so many Lemons around on the trees where we live,we decided to use them and make all sorts of goodies .One that turned out well was Lemon Curd.We use it on Bread, toast, cke and cookie fillers etc.	1 vote 4455 views
	sweetcorn fritters with Chorizo by Peter Brown Sweetcorn fritters are a good starter ,a good accompniment to a main dish ,a versatile food to take on a picnic. Easy to make and can be eaten hot or cold , I found this recipe on IAfrica, tried it and enjoyed it	1 vote 4203 views
	Chorizo stuffed mushrooms by Peter Brown While useing up some time looking for interesting recipes I came upon this on Iafrica ,tried it and wow its good Use Portuguese-style chouriço sausages available in local supermarkets and delis and which are not quite as peppery as the Spanish kind.	1 vote 3860 views
	Cheese And Biltong (Jerky)Frittata by Peter Brown This is basically a South African version of a Spanish Omelette. Excellent for a Brunch together with sausage and bacon. Found recipe in a Ideas mag,	1 vote 2417 views
	Ham and Asparagus Spaghetti by Peter Brown use 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.	1 vote 2270 views
	Sticky Chicken by Thalia This is a winner for quick and easy party treats. I normally use chicken wings and legs for parties. When it comes to the sauce you need to taste it before you pour over your chicken because it depends on the type of soya you use to the quantity of sugar. I used a very salty soya sauce that's why I used the cup of sugar but first put…	1 vote 2026 views
	Mustard seed cucumbers by Doris Samson This is a novel way of making pickled cucumbers. The recipe originates in Germany where it is called Senfgurken.	1 vote 1 comment 3125 views
	Roasted Apple and Sweet onion Soup with Cheese and Candied Apples by Nina Timm This is Autumn in a cup. Everyday ingredients that just come together in an unusual way and the result is smooth, velvet-like, comforting soup!	1 vote 2887 views

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