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This is Farm food at it’s best I tell you and will even have vegetarians questioning their choices! It’s a rich meaty stew with a slight sweetness that makes it impossible to stop eating until it is finished. (enough for 6 or 4 hungry people)
What you need
2 large onions halved and thinly sliced
1 kg lamb or mutton knuckles
2 tins peeled chopped tomatoes with juice
2 teaspoons crushed garlic
1 teaspoon salt
1 large dry red chili crushed(optional)
50ml tomato paste
4 medium potatoes quartered
2 tablespoons sugar
Oil
The process
Heat about 2 tablespoons of oil on a medium heat in a large pot and cook the onions until they start to brown on the edges.
Add the knuckles, stir them around for a while and then place the lid on and cook for 40 minutes stirring every 5 minutes or so. The meat should be browned and pretty much cooked.
Add the tomatoes and crush any large pieces (you can also crush up the tomatoes or even puree them slightly before adding). Add chili, tomato paste, garlic and salt, stir and let it simmer on low for 30 minutes.
Add the potatoes and simmer for a further 20 minutes until they are tender.
Lastly add the sugar, stir and simmer for another 5 minutes.
Thats it, you have the most delicious bredie you have ever tasted.
Serve with rice or Mash (my favorite)
It does not freeze well becuase of the potatoes so eat as much as you can or finish off the next day.
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A huge hint add some ground ginger and cinnamon (about half a tsp of each) to the onions you won’t be sorry!
Sounds marvelous, ever since I made the Denningvleis I have become more adventurous with cinnamon and meat. Will give it a try thanks for the tip G
http://cookbook.co.za/meat-recipes/denningvleis/
Hi – I made this last weekend. It was such a huge, huge hit. Friends and family are still talking about it. Thank you for a superb recipe!!!!!
Thats fantastic Cindy, thanks for letting us know. Hope you are being spoiled Valentines day.. G
Made this on Monday night and it was absolutely awesome! My first attempt at bredie, so I was well chuffed. I threw in some chutney so it was nice and sweet, and halved the sugar because of the chutney. Slurp. Fantastic stuff
I am trying the kerala chicken tomorrow, so will let you know how that goes. Thanks Graham!
Great Cher, it’s one of those great SA recipes, so glad you enjoyed. You are going to love the kerala country chicken, lekker day G
I use to think my Dad’s tomato bredie was the best, but you have officially topped it!!!
Woohoo what a compliment, thank you so much for letting us know. G
This was delicious, and so easy. Decided to do it tonight becauseof the wintery weather, real comfort food. Would put the potatoes in earlier next time though.
So glad you enjoyed and thanks for commenting, Cheers