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This simple Durban chicken curry recipe is the perfect introduction to South African Indian cuisine, which boasts the best tasting curries in the world.

Recipes from Walt Disney World! Meat Bobotie as is served in Boma, Animal Kingdom Lodge, and Tusker House, Disney's Animal Kingdom! One of my favorite new recipes. Easy to make, exotic, with a surprisingly sweet-and-savory taste. A big hit (even with the kids!).

You either love it or hate it but Bobotie is firmly tied up in our South African roots! A delicious curried mince dish with a fruity sweetness makes for a great traditional family meal :) 2 onions,…

Bunny Chow – deliciously tasty South African Street food with made with aromatic spices, meat, chickpeas and potatoes served in hollow bread. A one-of-a-kind sandwich! With winter in full swing, you can’t have enough comforting meals in your arsenal. I mean, think about it, why would want to make the same thing over and ... View More

Bunny Chow – deliciously tasty South African Street food with made with aromatic spices, meat, chickpeas and potatoes served in hollow bread. A one-of-a-kind sandwich! With winter in full swing, you can’t have enough comforting meals in your arsenal. I mean, think about it, why would want to make the same thing over and ... View More

Our favourite recipe for Bunny Chow, the popular South African Street Food.

From the title, you might be thinking I'm sharing how to make food for rabbits, but no, Bunny Chow is a South African street food created by the Durban Indian community. I learned how to

Bunny Chow has become one of Durban’s most famous exports! It’s usually called a ‘bunny’ and brings back youthful memories for many Durbanites who used to stop for a bunny chow on their way home from late night clubbing. A bunny is basically made from half a loaf of bread (with the inside scooped out and... Read More »

Infused with ginger garlic paste, this bunny chow is Durban hot and the ultimate combination of South African Indian flavors.

Just recently, the Franschhoek Valley played host to the Délice Network of Good Food Cities, that as one of its aims, try to promote food tourism. Food tourism is one of the latest tourism trends and although people might not travel exclusively to eat, everyone who travels has to eat! Therefore food tourism aims at introducing tourists to heritage and regional cuisine. Why visit an Italian restaurant in Franschhoek, why only get your meals from the same fast food outlet you have at home?…

Bunny Chow (Spicy Lamb curry on a bun)