Boerewors is a South African sausage that was first made by the Voortrekkers, the Dutch pioneers who travelled up from the Cape of Good Hope through South Africa during the 1830/40s.
There are many recipes for boereworse; every butcher has his own secret recipe, but all in all they have the same flavour with the special spice these sausages contain. We get our boereworse from a butcher on the Bluff in Durban; it's called Kom Terrug, which means 'come back', and believe me you will come back for this worse.
The sausage, or worse, is made in one long, unjointed tube, which is made into a coil to put on the braai fire. The favourite ways to eat boereworse is either with pap and gravy or on a bread roll with an onion and tomato relish of some kind. This is my family's favourite.
Ingredients:
6 hot dog rolls
6 pieces of Boerewors (15cm)
margarine or butter
Sauce:
15ml oil
1 large onion, finely chopped
2 large tomatoes, chopped
10ml (2 tsp) sugar
2 cloves of garlic, crushed
1 chilli pepper, chopped
15ml curry powder
salt & pepper to taste
Preparation:
Fry the Boerewors in a pan
Slice the hot dog rolls in the length,
Butter the inside of the roll and place
To Make The Sauce:
Heat the oil and fry the onions,
Season this mixture, add the curry powder and sugar.
Spoon the sauce over the
Enjoy!