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swm
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Safari food *DELETED*
#329792 - 03/07/19 08:15 AM

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xausa
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Re: Safari food [Re: swm]
#329793 - 03/07/19 09:05 AM

"what traditional African foods may I expect to enjoy?"

Our cook used to serve the guests crepes suzettes the first night out, just to prove he could, cooking with simple pots and pans on a bed of coals from the camp fire. He also baked wonderful bread in a Dutch oven on the same bed of coals.

No hint of "traditional African foods."

I suppose if you asked for it, you would get it, but don't expect anything exotic.

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NitroX
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Re: Safari food [Re: xausa]
#329808 - 04/07/19 06:36 PM

Ugali, or whatever it is called where you are, if in Southern or Eastern Africa, a maise meal porridge sort of stuff. Not very tasty, bland. A staple of African diet.

Western Africa, I haven't been there, has banana dishes.

Most African food is unappetising.

The safari cooks are usually good.

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