The problem with street food in foreign countries is that you don't really want to eat it for fear of spending your entire holiday on the toilet. Don't laugh, it has happened countless times. So how do you get to eat such delicious looking food and maintain sound bodily functions? The answer is easy, make it at home. Mauritius is a popular holiday destination for many South Africans who are fortunate enough to go so let's get cooking with a Butter Bean Roti, Mauritian style.

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I'm lovin' Andy Bates Street Food, it's always so wholesome and so outdoors. This is a great idea to serve as a starter/snack for people to nibble on when hosting a braai or on holiday by the coast. Something different which brings more flavours to the table.

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You have all heard of Man Ure but I bet you haven't ever heard of a Manchester Egg. It isn't what happens after Liverpool plays United and someone avoids shaking another someone's hand. It's cholesterol & heart disease on a plate, a delicious concoction of pickled eggs, pork sausage and black pudding meat dipped in breadcrumbs & egg wash before being dunked in hot oil for 7 minutes. What's black pudding? It's blood that's been cooked with a filler until it has congealed. Don't squirm, ...

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You have all heard of Man Ure but have you ever heard of a Manchester Egg. Well let me intoduce you to cholestrol & heart disease on a plate, a delicious concoction of pickled eggs, pork sausage and black pudding meat dipped in breadcrumbs & egg wash before being dunked in hot oil for 7 minutes.

Whats black pudding? It's blood that has been cooked with a filler until it has congealed. Don't squirm, it's a very traditional dish across Europe and into Asia in various forms.

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I'm lovin' Andy Bates Street Food, it's always so wholesome and so outdoors. This is a great idea to serve as a starter/snack for people to nibble on when hosting a braai or on holiday by the coast. Something different which brings more flavours to the table.

read on...

The problem with street food in foreign countries is that you don't really want to eat it for fear of spending your entire holiday on the toilet. Don't laugh, it has happened countless times. So how do you get to eat such delicious looking food and maintain sound bodily functions?

The answer is easy, make it at home.

Mauritius is a popular holiday destination for many South Africans who are fortunate enough to go so let's get cooking with a Butter

read on...