Bobotie is the national dish of which country?
Correct answer: South Africa
Player #1137636
Had to look up asafotida (most comonly called Hing in the southern hemisphere). Sounds like an interesting spice that I'd like to try someday. It comes from a large fennel-type plant & is used sparingly with other spices & has anti-gaseous properties.
Ghost
Bobotie contains raisins and chutney (also famous in South Africa!) and is eaten with yellow rice that is coloured by adding tumeric.
Pandorica
It’s delicious
VengefulServitude
to each their own ingredients of their own way...bon appetit 🤐
barbit58
sounds like a version of moussaka
Cy#2
It is not a national dish of South Africa, it's one of the dishes.
SOS
Player #1137636, You got me at "anti-gaseous properties" lol
Player dwelsh113
Player Hazel, love your meerkats
Yusuf
I'm South African. Bootie certainly is NOT a national dish.. But it's popular with our indigenous Cape population
Player #146489328
sounds delicious 😋
Maggie Mae
Ghost, the raisins are put into the rice and chutney is added when the dish is eaten.
🥰🥰
Never tasted that… 🙃
DawnyC
I’ve cooked that a few times and it’s absolutely delicious
Carol
Jew for Yeshua, And porridge only made with water and salt and oats
Cy#2
happydoghappycat, Actually, it did say "THE" national dish...
Cy#2
happydoghappycat, the question does say a "national dish" of which country and since Bobotie is a South African dish, it therefore implies it as a national dish. If anything you could argue that it didn't say "THE national dish.
Player Hazel
Player #1137636, they sell in veg shops it their equivalent to garlic
happydoghappycat
Grumpy Fossil, it doesn't say it's the national dish. Also it said the pine nuts and asafoetida are in the Patinam Ex Lacte dish and didn't say it's in Bobotie
Ari Kanarie
Player #1137636, thanks for sharing the info!
Player #1365166
Player #1137636,
it flavours great but smells awful