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South African Baking



Baking can be so much fun, especially when you get the children to help. There are so many wonderful recipes to choose from. Ranging from braaivleis bread, biscuits, cakes and wonderful mouth watering koeksisters.

Buttermilk Rusks
This is a traditional yeast-baked rusk - great for dunking in your tea or coffee early in the morning when you watch the sun rise as the boer trekkers did every morning when they traveled from the Cape to the Transavaal. If the rusks are to be kept for a long time, do not substitute margarine for the butter.

Mealie or Sweatcorn bread
This is also known as Sweetcorn bread and goes down a treat at any BBQ or as they call it in South Africa - a Braai.

Muesli rusks
This recipe comes from Annette Human's cookbook. I've tried and tested it and not only do they taste good, the recipe makes loads. Make sure you have plenty of space to dry out the rusks. I ended up putting them in the airing cupboard!
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