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Indian cuisine has an outburst of flavors ranging from mild to spicy. Spices are used extensively in Indian dishes which give them their distinctive flavor. Indian migrants were brought to South Africa as slaves in the 18th & 19th century.
The most popular Indian cuisine dishes in South Africa include Curries, Biryani, Samoosa’s, Bunny Chows & Chicken Tikka.
Bunny Chows were created by the Indian slaves as they did not have plates to eat their food. Indian slaves decided to make a deep hole in a loaf of bread & place their curries in them. This gave them the support to eat their meals with ease & hence the Bunny Chow was invented. This dish is by far the most popular Indian dish in South Africa.
Chicken Necks With Potatoes And Peas Curry
CHICKEN NECKS WITH POTATOES AND PEAS CURRY This Indian Recipe Serves 2-3 Chicken Necks With Potatoes And Peas Curry is a dish that you are sure to find in most Indian homes within South Africa. It is delicious & fairly simple to prepare. If you’re a lover of chicken then this curry will tantalize your…
Mince Curry With Peas
MINCE CURRY WITH PEAS This Indian Recipe Serves 2-4 Mince curry with peas is just one of the many variations that this curry can be prepared. With this recipe you will have a wonderful wholesome meal without a lot of exertion! This curry is most common in the Indian homes of South Africa & it is super…
Cornish Or Culls Chicken Curry
CORNISH OR CULLS CHICKEN CURRY This Indian Recipe Serves 3-4 Cornish or Culls Chicken Curry is a curry that is slow cooked for a few hours because the meat is actually quite tough. South Africa is well known for this curry & it usually is a Saturday favourite. This meal is also referred to…
Sugar Beans Curry With Madumbis (Yams)
SUGAR BEANS CURRY WITH MADUMBIS (YAMS) This Indian Food Recipe Serves 3-4 Sugar Beans Curry With Madumbis (Yams) is a variation from the basic Sugar Beans curry. Sugar Beans (regularly known as Pinto Beans) is a famous dish in South Africa. This dish is a healthier version if you want to avoid adding in potatoes.…