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"KOTA" South African Street food.

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    "KOTA" South African Street food.

    "Kota" is pidgin for "quarter" a quarter of a loaf of bread that I serve many off every day. The quarter loaf of bread forms the base of the sandwich that is a tasty inexpensive homegrown street food. The quarter loaf is hollowed out and filled with layers of all sorts – potato chips (fries) being the most popular. I offer them as a build it with whatever you choose that’s available on the menu. My most popular KOTA at tea time (10 am) is the basic chip quarter topped with bacon and egg or bacon and cheese. I made a full house KOTA for myself and wanted to share the celebration.
    KOTA was filled with fries, spicy chili salt and huskees shawsh a smash burger with cheese topped with jalapenos, 2 slices of bacon and a soft fried egg.

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    #2
    That looks great!

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      #3
      Wow! Thats a lot of food for a mid morning break. Looks really good.

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      • holehogg
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        We love to eat EdF

      • JGo37
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        2nd Breakfast? EdF I'm about to write my Hobbit Diet and Cookbook...

      • EdF
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        I'm ready JGo37 !

      #4
      It looks like a small sandwich snack built any way you like. I think pulled pork would go well on it.

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      • holehogg
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        It's on my list of must do's along with brisket slices.

      • EdF
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        Not so sure about that "small" part!

      #5
      Would you contrast with Bunny Chow? Reading up on your country, and excited about the food.

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      • holehogg
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        Bunny Chow is a half loaf of bread hollowed out and filled with mostly a meat curry. The bunny chow is from the Indian community both created in the apartheid era as an affordable meal. The Kota is a township born food.

      • Potkettleblack
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        Thanks. Looks tasty.

      #6
      That looks good enough to eat.,

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      • EdF
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        Or as HouseHomey and his many acolytes would say "I'd eat that"!

      #7
      Wow, that looks awesome!!

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        #8
        Man those look goooood!!!!!

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          #9
          I want to make one that looks like yours. It has got to be a real treat.

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          • holehogg
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            Easily done and you can use your imagination as you always do.

          #10
          It looks like holehogg needs a poutine recipe... That looks very good.

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            #11
            That looks like one heckuva great meal, Brother!!!!

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            • holehogg
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              Thank you sir they are very much enjoyed in all the forms created.

            #12
            We call them tacos in San Antonio! But those look awesome

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            • holehogg
              holehogg commented
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              Using a quarter loaf hollowed out?

            #13
            Well, that's something new to me! Looks like fun and something just a little different. Hungry now.

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