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Johanne 14

R278.00

Johanne 14, Real South African Food by Hope Malau explores the secrets of simple, home-cooked meals in South Africa’s townships. Told through the eyes of award-winning food writer Hope Malau, the book features authentic, traditional dishes cooked with love, and acknowledges the ability of countless unsung kitchen heroes – the mothers, fathers, grandparents and siblings – to make culinary magic with often very little. It is a vital glimpse into South African township life; moreover, it is a celebration of culture, resilience, human spirit, community and family – through the shared meal.

SIZE 190 x 230mm SOFT COVER, EXTENT 196 pgs. • ISBN 978-1-928209-68-3

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Johanne 14

 

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Chef Hope Malau grew up in Klerksdorp in the North West Province eating traditional Sotho food prepared by his dad, who worked in a mine kitchen. Instilled with a deep love for cooking from an early age, Hope went on to study at the Professional Cooking Academy in Rustenburg before garnering experience at various restaurants in Cape Town. Hope is currently the deputy food editor for Taste magazine and has also won the prestigious Galliova Food Writer of the Year award in 2015 and 2016.

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