Bunny Chow

Ok, confession time. I cook chicken livers quite regularly; stroganoff, peri-peri etc. as I know they are nutritious and cheap, but I don’t love them. It’s more of a “chew slowly and think of England” situation. I don’t find them icky but they’re such a rich flavour and texture that after a few bits I find it a bit much; which isn’t good when they’re a main course dish.
All that changed with a delicious starter I had last week at a chic lunch-spot in Jo’burg – Chicken liver Bunny Chow 🙂
I didn’t think to take a photo at the restaurant (too busy scoffing) so this is an interpretation of what I remember – a great success, if I do say so myself!

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Reset time!

After a too-short visit to South Africa (with quite a bit of over-indulgence and a LOT of great wines) time to get back on track.  Got a whole week of tasty meals planned, with minimal cooking effort required, so should have no excuses for extra snacks or trips to the pub!

  • Sea bream with Thai butter and pea shoots
  • Chicken liver bunny-chow
  • Roast belly pork with red cabbage, apple, pistachio & blue cheese salad
  • Sauerkraut & belly pork leftovers
  • Pesto chicken with green beans, peas & broad beans
  • Chicken souvlaki, wors, coleslaw and pesto, feta and pea salad
  • Wors, chakalaka and cauliflower “pap”