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I was challenged by @sive_mdluli i to cook Inyama Yangaphakathi! Thank you to @sunlight.za for this challenge which really made me step outside my comfort zone. We truly underestimate how much we are able to learn about each other from each other through food. I hope this inspires you to step outside your own culture and try something new. I assure you that you will more than just how to cook... #CookOutsideYourCulture #SunlightDirtyDishCount Inyama Yesisu / Tripe Stew Serves: 6–8 Prep: 20 min Cooking: 2½–3½ hours Ingredients * 1 kg cleaned tripe * 2 large onions, chopped * 3 tomatoes, chopped * 3 cloves garlic, crushed * 2 tbsp cooking oil * 1 tbsp tomato paste * 2 tsp ground coriander * 1 tsp paprika * 1 tsp black pepper * 1 tsp curry powder * 2 beef stock cubes * 2 bay leaves * 1 tbsp Worcestershire sauce * Salt, to taste * 2–3 litres water * 2 potatoes, peeled and cubed — optional * Fresh coriander/parsley to finish Method 1. Clean the tripe * Rinse thoroughly under cold water. * If it isn’t pre-cleaned, scrub it well and rinse several times. * Cut into bite-sized pieces. 2. Pre-boil * Place the tripe in a large pot and cover with water. * Add a little salt and one bay leaf. * Boil for 1½–2 hours, or until it starts becoming tender. * Drain and rinse. 3. Build the flavour * Heat oil in a heavy pot. * Add onions and cook until golden. * Add garlic and cook for 30 seconds. * Add tomatoes and tomato paste. * Cook until the tomatoes have broken down. 4. Season Add the coriander, paprika, black pepper, curry powder, stock cubes and Worcestershire sauce. 5. Bring everything together * Add the partially cooked tripe. * Add enough water to create a generous gravy. * Cover and simmer for another 45–60 minutes. 6. Add potatoes * Add the potatoes during the final 25–30 minutes. * Cook until they’re soft and the gravy has reduced. 7. Finish * Taste and adjust salt. * Let it simmer uncovered for 10–15 minutes so the gravy becomes thick, glossy and rich. * Finish with fresh herbs if you want.

I was challenged by @sive_mdluli i to cook Inyama Yangaphakathi! Thank you to @sunlight.za for this challenge which really made me step outside my comfort zone. We truly underestimate how much we are able to learn about each other from each other through food. I hope this inspires you to step outside your own culture and try something new. I assure you that you will more than just how to cook... #CookOutsideYourCulture #SunlightDirtyDishCount Inyama Yesisu / Tripe Stew Serves: 6–8 Prep: 20 min Cooking: 2½–3½ hours Ingredients * 1 kg cleaned tripe * 2 large onions, chopped * 3 tomatoes, chopped * 3 cloves garlic, crushed * 2 tbsp cooking oil * 1 tbsp tomato paste * 2 tsp ground coriander * 1 tsp paprika * 1 tsp black pepper * 1 tsp curry powder * 2 beef stock cubes * 2 bay leaves * 1 tbsp Worcestershire sauce * Salt, to taste * 2–3 litres water * 2 potatoes, peeled and cubed — optional * Fresh coriander/parsley to finish Method 1. Clean the tripe * Rinse thoroughly under cold water. * If it isn’t pre-cleaned, scrub it well and rinse several times. * Cut into bite-sized pieces. 2. Pre-boil * Place the tripe in a large pot and cover with water. * Add a little salt and one bay leaf. * Boil for 1½–2 hours, or until it starts becoming tender. * Drain and rinse. 3. Build the flavour * Heat oil in a heavy pot. * Add onions and cook until golden. * Add garlic and cook for 30 seconds. * Add tomatoes and tomato paste. * Cook until the tomatoes have broken down. 4. Season Add the coriander, paprika, black pepper, curry powder, stock cubes and Worcestershire sauce. 5. Bring everything together * Add the partially cooked tripe. * Add enough water to create a generous gravy. * Cover and simmer for another 45–60 minutes. 6. Add potatoes * Add the potatoes during the final 25–30 minutes. * Cook until they’re soft and the gravy has reduced. 7. Finish * Taste and adjust salt. * Let it simmer uncovered for 10–15 minutes so the gravy becomes thick, glossy and rich. * Finish with fresh herbs if you want.

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You have to let it go.. Not because it didn't matter. Not because it wasn't important. But because holding onto something that is gone won't bring it back. Sometimes the hardest part of life is accepting that a chapter has ended. Minecraft shows this clearly. Released in 2011 by Mojang Studios, Minecraft has sold over 300 million copies, becoming the best-selling video game of all time. Every experienced player eventually leaves something behind. The first wooden house, the starter tools, old worlds, unfinished projects, and bases that once felt important. As players progress from mining diamonds at Y-level -58 to collecting Netherite gear, building automated farms, mastering Redstone systems, creating villager trading halls, and defeating the Ender Dragon, they learn that growth often requires moving beyond where they started. You can't carry every chapter forever. Some things belong in your memories. Not in your future. And sometimes... The moment you let go is the moment you finally move forward.#viralityminecraft #deep #relate #Minecraft #fyp

You have to let it go.. Not because it didn't matter. Not because it wasn't important. But because holding onto something that is gone won't bring it back. Sometimes the hardest part of life is accepting that a chapter has ended. Minecraft shows this clearly. Released in 2011 by Mojang Studios, Minecraft has sold over 300 million copies, becoming the best-selling video game of all time. Every experienced player eventually leaves something behind. The first wooden house, the starter tools, old worlds, unfinished projects, and bases that once felt important. As players progress from mining diamonds at Y-level -58 to collecting Netherite gear, building automated farms, mastering Redstone systems, creating villager trading halls, and defeating the Ender Dragon, they learn that growth often requires moving beyond where they started. You can't carry every chapter forever. Some things belong in your memories. Not in your future. And sometimes... The moment you let go is the moment you finally move forward.#viralityminecraft #deep #relate #Minecraft #fyp

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