Cape Malay Rice Recipe - Food.com butter,    almond,    turmeric,    cinnamon,    cardamom,    sultana,    currant (zante),    vinegar,    rice,    sugar,    water This Rice is very good with Babotie but when cold makes also a delicious Seafood salad - add canned tuna mixed with yogurt and lemon juice and dress with shrimps or prawns. Serving Size: 1 (207) g   Se...

Green Apple Chutney Recipe - Food.com cinnamon,    dried ginger,    sultana,    raisin,    apple,    garlic,    apple cider vinegar,    salt,    brown sugar There are literally thousands of chutney recipes for the home cook. Chutney is a wonderful condiment to have at hand, as it livens up red meat dishes, pork and grilled meats, and can be used in barbec...

Multi-Grain Rusks Recipe - Food.com butter,    sunflower seeds,    sultana,    eggs,    salt,    baking powder,    sugar,    self raising flour,    buttermilk,    milk South Africa's version of biscotti - delicious! I was treated to these at a campsite in Namibia, and I begged for the recipe. Serving Size: 1 (94) g   Servings Per Recipe: 50   AMT. PER SERVING % DA...

South African Fruit Chutney Recipe - Food.com chili dried/powder,    turmeric,    nutmeg,    ginger root,    date,    sultana,    apricot,    pear,    apple,    garlic,    apple cider vinegar,    brown sugar,    water The secret of Fruit Chutney, in fact most chutneys, is not to make it too thin, rather err on the thick side. This can be used immediately but is best if it ages. Serving Size: 1 (3023) g   Servings Pe...

Fruit Chutney (Similar to Mrs Balls) - Recipe #20595 - Foodgeeks chili dried/powder,    turmeric,    nutmeg,    dried ginger,    date,    sultana,    apricot,    pear,    apple,    garlic,    apple cider vinegar,    brown sugar,    water Try this recipe for Fruit Chutney (Similar to Mrs Balls) on Foodgeeks.com Place the fruit and water in a large bowl. Cover the bowl and leave it overnight. Combine the undrained fruit mixture with the...

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