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Out of an<br />

AFRICAN KITCHEN<br />

Eating on safari ... dishes from Uganda and Zambia and Kenya for you to make at home<br />

How can you possibly feed guests who, when not on safari, eat in the best<br />

restaurants on the planet? This was the dilemma faced by Nicky Fitzgerald,<br />

founder and owner of Angama Mara, the glorious, extraordinarily exclusive safari<br />

lodge that sits high above Africa’s Great Rift Valley, overlooking Kenya’s Maasai<br />

Mara, considered by many to be the loveliest game reserve on the continent.<br />

The decision, finally, was to create dishes that were less fiddly, more authentic,<br />

with fewer imported ingredients, more home-grown, never fancy, always good.<br />

And whether the meals were served as a picnic in the middle of the grass plains<br />

of the Maasai Mara, in the kitchen garden where guests are encouraged to pick<br />

their own veggies and toss their own salads, or in a lantern-lit forest listening<br />

to the call of the hyena, they were always delicious and memorable Out of<br />

an African Kitchen is an anthology of recipes, reminiscences, anecdotes and<br />

stories from this bush kitchen ... it’s a book to linger over, earmarking recipes<br />

like <strong>North</strong> African casseroles and Moroccan minestrone, Maasai honey biscuits<br />

and Swahili chocolate pots, Goan fish curry and Ugandan Rolex (a flavoured<br />

omelette wrapped in a chapatti ... rolled eggs ... get it?). It’s safari food at home ...<br />

an absolute joy. PenguinRandomHouse<br />

Swahili muhamri coconut ice cream sandwich<br />

Everyone loves fried dough ... the Italians with their bomboloni, the<br />

French and beignets, koeksisters from South Africa and jelebi from<br />

India, for example. In Kenya there are two ways of frying dough,<br />

mandazi from the hinterland and the lighter, more elegant and<br />

utterly delicious muhamri from the coast. We’ve included the recipe<br />

for the Swahili muhamri on getitmagazine.co.za, but here’s the rich,<br />

delish and really easy coconut ice cream.<br />

COCONUT ICE CREAM<br />

You’ll need: 2 cups fresh cream; 1 x 400ml can coconut milk; 1 x 385g<br />

can sweetened condensed milk<br />

To make: Whisk the cream until soft peaks form, then fold in the<br />

coconut milk and condensed milk. Freeze until ready to scoop into<br />

the muhamris.<br />

Get It Magazine <strong>Nov</strong>ember 20

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