Soweto Food Blogger
Sunday, December 13, 2020
Easy Homemade Forgotten Cookies with Strawberry Sauce | Blogmas Day 13
Soweto, South Africa
Hi guy's hope everything is going well today.
On today's blog post I will be doing Forgotten Cookies which are
a mixture between a cookie and meringue,
I couldn't think of making anything better with some leftover egg whites.
They are a great alternative to a heavy Christmas/Party dessert.
The cookies bake in the fading heat overnight.
Forgotten Cookies Instructions:
‐2 Large eggs whites(at room temperature)
‐1/2 Cup Caster Sugar
‐75g Chocolate Chips
‐75g Chopped Pistachios
‐1Tsp Cider Vinegar
‐1Pinch of Fine Salt
Method
Preheat the oven to 180 degrees
1. In a greasy free bowl whisk together the egg whites and
salt until you have a soft peek.
2.Whisk in the sugar a little a time until it's thick and glossy
3.By hand fold in vinegar vinegar then add the chocolate chips,
and most of the pistachios and gently fold.
4. With a spoon drop the mixture into a large baking sheet,
and sprinkle the remaining pistachios.
4. Put the cookies into the oven and turn off,
let it set overnight and NO peeking.
Additional Information
‐You can always throw in whatever you like
and build them to your own taste.
Keep them to 5 days stored in an airtight container.
Keep them to 5 days stored in an airtight container.
Strawberry Sauce
Ingredients:
‐1 Pack, rinsed,cut'd and thickly sliced
‐1/3 Castor Sugar
‐1 Tbsp Lemon Juice
‐1 Tsp Vanilla Extract
‐1/2 Tbsp Cornflour
‐1 Tbsp Water
Method
1. Combine all the ingredients in a small pot,
over medium heat expect cornflour.
2.Bring to the boil and cook over medium low
heat for 4‐5 minutes.
3.In a small bowl combine together cornflour
and water and gradually stir in cornflour mixture into strawberries.
4.Cook for additional minutes until sauce thickens.
5.Serve hot or cold with biscuits or your favorite dessert,
hope you enjoy them and merry Christmas.
And enjoy with the whole family.
See You Next Sunday.
**
Cindy
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| Dried Chickpeas And Couscous Salad |
Hey guy, hope all is well.
It's been a while since I posted
(Is it me or sharing food posts during the peak rona period was
just something else),
2020 has been a very hectic but no worries I'm back.
On today's blog post I will be doing a Chickpea and Couscous Salad.
What I love about this salad is that you can
have it hot or cold and even substitute the ingredients with your own favorites.
I like to also add some add some
seasonal fruits and vegetables (really whatever you like mostly goes here).
In addition you can add some nuts and seeds to give it that nutty and crunchy texture,
you can have it as a salad or a side dish and it is really nutritious.
The Dried Chickpeas And Couscous Salad
-Couscous
-Chickpeas
-Tomatoes
-Cucumber
-Red onion
-Cranberries
-Lemon
-Feta
-Pistachios
-Italian Parsley
-Salt and Pepper
For The Dressing
-Apple Cider Vinegar
-Grape Seed Oil
-Lemon
-Dry Mint or Fresh Mint
-Chopped Garlic and Ginger
-Salt and Pepper
(Let it sit for 2 hrs or overnight for the dry mint to soak in).
Happy Festive Season!!!
See you soon.
**
Cindy
As part of the nationwide campaign, “What’s your Mmmzansi Flavour”, Simba®
has launched two more locally inspired flavours: Chakalaka and Shisanyama.
The campaign saw Simba®, with Anele Mdoda, one of SA’s most loved radio personalities,
calling for people far and wide to share their own Mmmzansi flavour,
reflecting all that our nation loves to eat.
South Africans jumped at the opportunity,
suggesting a variety of delectable homegrown flavours in celebration of both Simba®
and our nation’s rich, local heritage.
The two new flavours, Chakalaka and Shisanyama,
follow hot on the heels of the recently launched Chilli Biltong flavour
and were chosen because they are what South Africans most love to eat.
The combinations of meat and spice repeatedly came up as favourites,
and the pairings were created using dishes that have been on local menus for generations.
“Chakalaka and Shisanyama are such iconic South African foods,
enjoyed by millions in their homes each day.
Our intention is to capture these classic favourites into a bag of Simba® chips and
take people on a locally inspired flavour journey,” says Agnes Kitololo, Marketing Director at PepsiCo.
So, go instore and grab your packet of Simba®’s new Mmmzansi flavoured Chakalaka and Shisanyama chips.
More information on Simba Mmmzansi Flavours you can follow this link.
xx
See you soon.
*Press release submitted by Simba South Africa and
*Thank you for the invite, the media launch was held at ChafPozi in Soweto
Since 2009 the Celebrity Chef Series has raised over R2-million for charitable causes through the R5 donation from the sale of every Celebrity Chef pizza sold during the promotion each year. Funds raised through the 2019 campaign will be donated to the Children’s Hospital Trust, fundraiser for the Red Cross War Memorial Children’s Hospital, which treats children from around the country as well as kids from all over Africa.
The 2019 edition of this pizza promotion features limited-edition signature pizzas created by YouTube sensation, Suzelle DIY; international celeb chef, Lorna Maseko and rapper Kwesta, whose sidekick in the showdown is his vibrant daughter, Khai Vilakazi.
Pizza Line-Up
- Spanakopizza: Spinach and tomato base, mozzarella, spinach and feta mix, spring onion, Fior Di Latte mozzarella, phyllo-pastry crunch
- Lorna's D'lite: Discovery Vitality HealthyDining “lite” pizza with tomato base, mozzarella, chicken, mushrooms, sun-dried tomatoes, pickled jalapeno and avo served with a light salad
- Kwesta DaKhai: Tomato base, mozzarella, green pepper, onion, Russian sausages, pepperoni and more.
The Celeb Chef pizza range is available until 30 November at all Col’Cacchio stores in SA and Namibia.
See you soon.
xx
Zanele
Hey guys, hopefully you are well and okay.
On the 19th of September it was my sister (Sindi) birthday
last minute wise she told me that she would like to host her birthday
with a few friends because it is not a major milestone birthday however she would
still like to still celebrate her birthday.
Then I was like let us have a braai, it quick and simple plus
there is no need to be fancy.
My family is a family that loves braai's and my sisters birthday was
not going to be an exception.
On the menu we had:
Wors
Chicken Wings
Chicken Drumsticks
Pork Chops
Some Braai Mealies
Chicken Kebabs
For Salads:
Greek Salad
Baked Potatoes
Tomato Relish
Optional Extra
Pap
Rolls
And guys that is how you set up a last minute
birthday braai at home.
See you soon.
xx
Zanele
Hey guy welcome back to the blog.
Yesterday I attended the Soweto Annual Kota Festival which was held at the
Elkah Cricket Field in Rockville.
The cricket field is a couple of streets away from where i reside,
so I took my nephews there.
On arrival we bought our tickets and went on to the field, this is a first local festival I
have attended in a while and I must say I was happy from the get go.
They had a variety of different kotaz(not sure what the plural for Kota is) and drinks.
They also had different stands for people promoting their business's
(I know that that there is a word about this).
The field had a nice flow I was really impressed, and also there was a lot of
parking space and security.
If I had to add a few things it would be a much bigger eating area
as the field allowed and the kids area could be much nice because it looked like an after thought.
Overall it was a great place to spend a Sunday afternoon and will most definitely be
going there next year.
Have a great day.
See you soon.
xx
Zanele
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