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Français : Bobotie, plat d'Afrique du Sud.
Recette du bobootie avec viande hachée, raisins secs, pomme, curcuma, accompagnement de banane, chutney à la mangue, noix de coco, riz et coriandre.
English: Bobotie, dish from South Africa.
Bobootie recipe with minced meat, raisins, apple, turmeric, sides with plantain, mango chutney, coconut, rice and coriander. |
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| Author | Olivier Lemoine Photographe professionnel vigne / vin, Beaune, Bourgogne, (https://Photo-Terroir.fr) |
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