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Southern African Finger Food and Party SnacksBite Sized Chicken and Seafood Recipes with a Difference
Finger snacks can be more exciting than chips, salsas and cheese balls. Exciting African fusion food can provide an inspiration to help break out of the rut.
South Africa is a culturally diverse country. African Food in this part of the world is often a fusion of ingredients and cooking, blended in a way that creates an innovative and fresh dish. Try these African chicken and seafood party ideas for something a little different. For example, in South Africa there is a large Indian population, a Cape Malay population i.e. descendants of Malaysia and other Asian countries as well as a variety of African tribes, white descendants of Dutch and French settlers, all of whom came to this country with their unique cooking methods. Gradually, many of these traditional ways of cooking have fused into a uniquely South African traditional way of eating. Instead of limiting the chicken and seafood recipes that follow to traditional pre-dinner hors d'oeuvres, these treats can be used for brunches, in-between meal fillers or late-night snacks. The following recipes serve four to six, obviously for a large gathering the ingredients will have to be doubled or tripled accordingly. Chicken Strips in Pecan Nut CrustServes 4 - 6 Ingredients:
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Fish Dipped into Batter with Sesame SeedsIngredients:
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Alternative cooking method with less fat content: Place fish on a greased oven-proof tray and heat at 260°C (350ºF) for 15mins on bottom shelf of oven. Remove to top shelf and grill for 5mins.
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