Yoghurt and Koeksisters
Yoghurt and koeksisters are a wonderful combination and a "Quick Cape Town Sweet". Add some preserved sour figs or other fruit and you are close to heaven :-). Koeksisters are a traditional South African
dish and are prepared generally in 2 different ways. The Afrikaner style where the sweet dough pieces are twisted like a braid and the traditional Cape Malay style with some different ingredients where they remain straight and are covered with coconut flakes. I like both varieties. For this recipe I used the Afrikaner style koeksisters which you can buy here in many shops and even from a street trader along the road. Homemade ones are of course the preferable option but if you are short of time and you have a craving for a sweet treat this option will be just fine.
Preparation time: 5 minutes
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Cooking time: 0 minutes
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Resting time: 0 minutes
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Total time needed: 5 minutes
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Grade of Difficulty: easy
Ingredients
- 2 cups of plain full cream yoghurt
- 8 to 10 koeksisters (the stiff twisted type from deep fried dough soaked in syrup and dried)
- 1/2 cup preserved sour fig fruit (Carpobrotus edulis) in masala (curry spice) syrup
Directions
- Spoon some double cream yoghurt into a bowl
- Break up koeksisters and sprinkle on top
- Add a masala fig or two with a little syrup for garnish
Enjoy as a dessert after lunch or supper as a snack at tea time.
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