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South Africa’s top traditional dishes celebrated this Heritage Month

Here are 14 of SA’s finest heritage dishes, both savoury and sweet

SOUTH Africans will next week embrace their roots in celebration of Heritage Day – and what better way to do this than through a traditional meal enjoyed with family and friends?

Here are 14 of SA’s finest heritage dishes, both savoury and sweet:

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1. Breyani – this layered rice dish is surely loved among all South Africans and can be made with any type of meat, or plain vegetables

2. Dombolo – steamed bread-like texture often served with a hearty stew

3. Boerewors – this one needs no introduction as this is a staple for all South Africans

4. Tripe – love it or hate it, this is a traditional dish and can be served in a variety of ways

5. Potjie – this dish is usually done over the fire. One of the most popular potjie meats is oxtail

6. Uphuthu – this is a must, especially when having a braai and enjoying it with a chutney or chakalaka

7. Samp and beans – can be done as a stew or even a curry

8. Bobotie – the mixture of curried mince and fruit is surely a delight across South Africa

9. Curry – no need for explanation here, this can be enjoyed in multiple ways

10. Peppermint Crisp tart – this dessert is a firm favourite and must be served chilled

11. Malva pudding – this heart-warming dessert is one of the best and most desired by all South Africans

12. Milk tart – this cinnamon-topped classic is surely one of SA’s delicious heritage dishes

13. Amagwinya – this light and airy ball can be stuffed with one desired filling either before or after making it

14. Bredie – one of the crowd favourites that fits all diets

 

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