Today I’m super excited about this week’s giveaway. Worth almost £100, you stand the chance to win two tickets to The Lion King show which is running in London’s West End. Before that a meal is to be enjoyed at Sophie’s Steakhouse & Bar. It’s a fantastic night out!
How do I know? I’ve done it all last week and it was a most enjoyable experience. Read my thorough review of Sophie’s Steak House and Bar …
Answer This Easy Question
What is your favourite African dish? If you haven’t tried one yet, why not? Be chatty! It’s fun reading everyone’s answers. 
In the COMMENTS section you find below, enter your name and give your answer. I will draw from these names in a week’s time.
Please read the T & C carefully.
The competition closes on Sunday, the 4th of October and the winner will be announced on Monday, the 5th. Got it? Good luck!
Thanks to UK Tickets for sponsoring this week’s prize!
Terms & Conditions
- Only one entry per email address allowed.
- The winner is randomly chosen by the Random website.
- Unfortunately, due to the nature of this prize this giveaway is only open to UK residents.
- If the winner hasn’t replied within two weeks to any of the organisers’ emails to collect his prize, a new winner will be randomly drawn.
For a complete review of the prize, read the Sophie’s Steak House and Bar in London review.
The winner is …
Nr. 208 – Stephanie Tabrah
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AFRICAN STEW
Hi – I haven’t tried an African dish yet, but I am now curious so will be checking out the web for African Restaurants and looking at their menu’s.
Best wishes
does hummous count? oh, i suppose that’s more middle-eastern though. i’ve only been to africa once and that was the very top, and is a spanish enclave, so i didn’t really get the feel of any african food
Love, love, love!… Vegetarian couscous.
I love Bobotie – an alternative to our Shepherds Pie.Made with lambe mince, onions, apples, curry powder, sultanas and a topping made with bread & eggs instead of mashed potatoes – sort of like bread & butter pudding topping but savoury . Yum yum
I LOVE AFRICAN CASSAVA DISHES LIKE AUGARI &
GREEN BANANA DISHES.
Spicy Morrocian Lamb Tangine with a roasted vegetable cous cous. M’mm… Yummy!!
Green banana and coconut beef stew from Gambia.
Scrumptious!
Lamb Tangine
I must have eaten lots of african meals – but apart from a lamb tagine – I can’t think of one !
Embarrassingly I was suffering with trapped wind. As a real foody I decided to tackle it the natural way – with beans!! I found a receipe for Moimoi ,which is a rich steamed beans (black eyed beans) cake eaten all over Nigeria. I had it with jolloff rice and it is now a firm favourite – lush!
Moroccan Lamb Tagine…. Absolutely delicious!! Especially served on a bed of cous cous YUM!!
Boerewors bbq’d with friends and way too many Windhoek Lagers!!!
Honey bread …but go for a run afterwards to burn off the calories