Every now and then I get spice and these yachtie friends get the same from SA and....

that is truly the best way to go. Apart from making biltong you can make your own boerries mix then and make patties for the braai. I have done it a couple times...ran out of the boerries mix and not made them again. I just get the saus from this friend now.

Ek is net lui, ek dink.

 
Every now and then I get spice and these yachtie friends get the same from SA and....

that is truly the best way to go. Apart from making biltong you can make your own boerries mix then and make patties for the braai. I have done it a couple times...ran out of the boerries mix and not made them again. I just get the saus from this friend now.
Ek is net lui, ek dink.

 
"Met Lang Tande" LOL! just keep feeding babotie to them and they will look

back to childhood with fondness longing to have a bobotie like mum made.
I never was a great lover of boerewors, now living where we can't get it much I hanker after it at every braai!
A yachtie made biltong and I bought a pack from him last week...only it is beef, OH just let me have some nice wet kudu biltong, or better yet some from a springbokkie.
Ek wens ek was tuis

 
Wow! Forget Greg, I'm makimg all of these for US! Yum...

We made a bobotie cake ( South African meatloaf), frosted with mashed potato, and with his name etc on it in ketchup. He wasn't home when we delivered it, but his mom promised a picture of him with the cake, which I will post when I get it.

Those other recipes are actually too good to give away. Thanks very much, it looks as though we will be eating well this week. I even have phyllo sitting in my freezer!

 
Recipe: Luncheon Sandwich Torte

Luncheon Sandwich Torte

Chicken Salad:

1/2 cup cream cheese at room temperature
1/2 cup mayonnaise
1/4 cup chopped green onion
1 tbsp lemon juice
1 tbsp poppy seeds
2 1/2 cups finely diced cooked chicken breast
1/3 cup walnut crumbs, lightly toasted
salt and pepper

Pesto Cheese:

1 cup loosely packed basil leaves
2/3 cup loosely packed flat-leaf parsley leaves
2 cloves garlic, minced
3 tbsp olive oil
1 lb. cream cheese at room temperature
2 to 3 tbsp sour cream
salt and pepper

Egg Salad:

8 large hard boiled eggs, peeled
2/3 cup mayonnaise
1/3 cup finely chopped green olive
3 tbsp minced red onion
salt and pepper

Torte Base Layers:

1 loaf whole wheat sandwich bread
1 loaf white sandwich bread


Chicken Salad: Beat cream cheese, mayonnaise, green onion, lemon juice and poppy seeds until blended. Add chicken and walnuts and season to taste. Chill until ready to assemble.

Pesto Cheese: For pesto cheese, pulse basil, parsley, garlic and olive oil until a paste. Add cream cheese and pulse to combine, adding sour cream as necessary to make smooth. Season to taste and hold at room temperature until ready to assemble.

Egg Salad: Grate eggs coarsely on a box grater. Toss with mayonnaise, olives and onion and season to taste. Chill until ready to assemble.

Torte Base Layers: To assemble torte, line a 9-inch springform pan with plastic wrap so that it hangs over the sides. Remove crusts from sandwich bread. Cut each crustless slice of bread in half (so they are about the size of ladyfingers). Line the bottom of pan with bread slices, alternating whole wheat and white bread. Line alternating bread fingers up side of pan.

Spread chicken salad over bread-lined bottom of pan. Layer bread slices over chicken salad (alternating whole wheat and white again) and spread egg salad over. Repeat with bread slices and pesto cheese, and top with a final layer of bread slices. Pull hanging plastic wrap over top to cover and chill for at least 3 hours.

To garnish, top torte with remaining pesto (pipe as you would a cake). To serve, slice as you would a cake and serve with a side salad. Serves 8.

 
Heya Pat, very interesting site, thanx. I'll check .....

through it. There are so many of us here on island. But no 'club' as the yachtsmen sail through all the time and most all meet up at the yachtclub!.
Thanks for posting.

 
I wrote this earlier...

that's what I get for not checking the post before posting. Please be sure to take pictures of the meatloaf cake, that sounds like so much fun.

 
Hi Lana, it's great to see you here...

how about baking some white bread in cake pans, slice the "cakes" horizontally and fill with egg salad, chicken salad, ham salad, and "frost" with softened cream cheese. My godmother used to make something like this only with an unsliced loaf of bread.

 
Afrikaans is such a descriptive language and even if one is not.....

Afrikaans (like us) we still all use these very expressive phrases even translating them into English. I have come to realise tho that to make the phrase really work one has to use the intonations along with the phrases.
Geee, I am so homesick.
I am looking at getting back there for a visit about Christmas/N Year time......haven't been home in some 8 or 9 years now.

 
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