Ingredients
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25
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1
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70
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1
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2
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1/2
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1
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1/4
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400
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750
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250
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4
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1/2
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1
Directions
Venison and Prune Potjie, A great take on the traditional south african potjie A lean beef cut will work as well prep time does not include 30 mns soaking, A great take on the traditional south african potjie A lean beef cut will work as well prep time does not include 30 mns soaking
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Steps
1
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To Make the Venison; Heat a Potjie or Large Heavy Pan Over Coals (or on a Hob) and Add the Butter or Oil. |
2
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Lightly Season the Venison With Salt and Black Pepper, and Place Carefully Into the Pot. Add the Bacon and Gently Brown All Over. |
3
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Add the Onion and Cook Over a Moderate Heat For 2-3 Minutes. Add the Garlic and Mix Well. |
4
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Sprinkle Over the Flour and Stir Well, Cooking For a Further 2-3 Minutes as the Flour Absorbs the Fats. |
5
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Add the Sage, Nutmeg and Prunes and Stir Well. |
6
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Add All the Liquids Except the Lemon Juice and Then the Tomatoes. Bring to the Simmer and Cover. Cook Gently For 1 - 2 Hours, or Until the Beef Is Tender. |
7
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Remove the Lid, Sprinkle Over the Parsley and Add the Lemon Juice. Season to Taste With Salt and Pepper. |
8
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to Make the Lime Sweet Potato Mash; Cut the Sweet Potatoes Into Equal 3cm Cubes. Place Them in a Pan, Cover With Water and Simmer For About 10-15 Minutes or Until Tender. |
9
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Drain the Sweet Potatoes and Return to the Heat to Dry Off. |
10
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Pure the Potatoes by Hand and Add the Butter, Cream, Ginger and Seasoning. Finally, Add the Lime Juice and Mix Well Until Smooth. |
11
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Serve the Venison and Prune Potjie With a Generous Spoonful of the Sweet Potato Mash. |