Planning a braai today? Everyone will go nuts for these yummy Boerewors Roosterkoek.
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If you’re a true South African, Roosterkoek is most likely a braai staple in your household. Roosterkoek is believed to have originated with the indigenous Khoi people, who cooked bread on open fires.
There are many different ways to serve a Roosterkoek. You can eat it with apricot jam and cheese, fill it with spinach and cheese and melt it on the fire again, or even make a braai broodie Roosterkoek by adding tomato, onion and cheese on the bread and melting the cheese on the fire.
One thing is for sure, no matter how you serve your Roosterkoek, it will be the star of the braai.
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Cooking Tip
When cooked, the roosterkoek will sound hollow when tapped.
*This recipe was sourced from www.rhodesquality.com
PrintEveryone will go nuts for these yummy Boerewors Roosterkoek.
To serve:
When cooked, the roosterkoek will sound hollow when tapped.
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