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
Thanks for entering and don’t forget another giveaway will happen soon so why not subscribe via email or RSS ? (Forms are at the top of the left and right hand column.) I really won’t mind if you tell your friends and family of this wonderful food blog. 
Charlize Theron
lamb tagine for me
Jallof Rice with Fried Plantain. Easy as you like.
banana bread.
Bobotie the spicy dish of Southern Africa
DEFINITELY LAMB TAGINE
Beef Biltong
Malva Pudding isn’t a maybe, it’s a must!
Chicken Yassa delicious
KUKU PAKA, lovely curry
Classic Moroccan Chicken
Lamb Tagine!
Fried sweet potatoes – deicious
South African Lamb Sosaties(Kebabs)
Groundnut stew, yum!
Bobotie – yum yum
kwanga because it makes me want to tanga!!
Moroccan chicken for me!
Bobotie
Kuku Paka – delicious!
Tilapia fish
MMMMMMM Lamb Tagine
Ainsley Harriott mmmm
Bananna Bread for me, if that counts as a dish? either way. yum yum!
I don’t think I’ve tried anything African, but would love to. I enjoy trying new foods.
chicken aku paku, mmmm,
I loved a good potjie – also wors cooked on a proper braii and served with pap!
banana bread
Lamb Tagine
Lamb Tagine
Classic Moroccan Chicken
Classic Moroccan Chicken
I absolutely adore Lamb Tagine. Fantastic competition
Banana Bread. Does that count as a dish?
When I visited South Africa two years ago I had a dish I really enjoyed. I think it was called Bobotie.
Spit-roast lion and tiger kebabs
Lamb Tagine
Carne Gizado as eaten in Cape Verdi
My husband grew up in Egypt–he makes a great kushari!
Lamb Tagine – mmmm
Samara Rolt
Definitely Lamb Tangine
moroccan cous cous!
mundazi
fried sweet potatoes
Having a sweet tooth i am brought to mind of a dessert i had in Egypt it was called ‘Basbousa’ a semolina pastry soaked in honey and topped with crunchy hazelnuts. It was so yummy i had to have seconds!
I have since tried to make it at home but it just didn’t taste the same without the warm evening breeze, the smell of spices in the air, a chilled glass of Rose Obelisk
and the glistening fountains of the restaurant. Oh my i think i need to go back to Egypt!!
nyama choma na tusker baridi
(roasted meat with a cold beer!)
I LOVE MY FAVE AFRICAN DISH…..’PEPPER QUASMO’
RED PEPPERS CHOPPED WITH A CHOPPED COURGETTE
SOAKED IN VIRGIN OIL AND ADDED TO A DELICIOUS
PORTION OF SALMON.SIMMER SLOWLY AND GANISH WITH PAK CHOI AND ROCKETmmmmm
Sweet potato pancakes
Fish curry – lots of variations love em all