Another country, another stew! This one however is missing one ingredient that I usually insist on in ever meal - MEAT!!! However, the addition of peanut butter makes it a wonderful, savoury dish. Simple and healthy, but also cheap, which has proved to be important as we cross the halfway point in the Olympic Food Challenge, where weird and wonderful ingredients are king and pockets need to be deep (Not complaining by the way - I'm loving trying new and unusual things...)
Showing posts with label Chad. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chad. Show all posts
Friday, 3 August 2012
Daraba - Olympic Food Challenge : Chad
Today we hit Chad. Not the South African Swimmer Chad le Clos (His Dad was brilliant, wasn't he?) and not a hanging chad (whatever they are) but the central African country. Chad have never won a medal in the Olympics and have sent 3 athletes to London. One of them is competing in the Men's 100m. Could he upset Mr Bolt? We'll have to keep our eyes peeled and find out...
Another country, another stew! This one however is missing one ingredient that I usually insist on in ever meal - MEAT!!! However, the addition of peanut butter makes it a wonderful, savoury dish. Simple and healthy, but also cheap, which has proved to be important as we cross the halfway point in the Olympic Food Challenge, where weird and wonderful ingredients are king and pockets need to be deep (Not complaining by the way - I'm loving trying new and unusual things...)
Another country, another stew! This one however is missing one ingredient that I usually insist on in ever meal - MEAT!!! However, the addition of peanut butter makes it a wonderful, savoury dish. Simple and healthy, but also cheap, which has proved to be important as we cross the halfway point in the Olympic Food Challenge, where weird and wonderful ingredients are king and pockets need to be deep (Not complaining by the way - I'm loving trying new and unusual things...)
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