Tripe-stuffed steamed bread

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4 servings Prep: 3 hrs, Cooking: 45 mins
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Usu (tripe) is a very popular traditional African dish that is
usually served with pap or ujeqe (steamed bread).

By Lungile Nhlanhla September 20 2018
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Ingredients (13)

800 g tripe — cleaned and cut into small pieces
1 l water
2 onion — chopped
1 green pepper — chopped
1 red pepper — chopped
2 bay leaves
30 ml beef stock — granulated
512 g flour
10 g Superbake Instant Yeast
5 ml sugar
10 ml salt
375 ml water — lukewarm
fresh green chillies — chopped
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Method:

1
Tripe
Put
tripe pieces in a large pot with the water, onions, peppers and bay leaves. In
a cup of boiling water dissolve the beef stock granules and add to the tripe.
Bring to the boil and simmer for 2-3 hours until soft and tender.

 Remove from heat and allow to cool completely.

2
STEAMED BREAD
In a bowl combine the flour, yeast, sugar and salt and slowly add the
water to form a dough. Knead the dough for 7 to 10 minutes until soft and
smooth.

3 Place in a
greased bowl and allow to rise for an hour, then knead down. Cover with a clean
cloth.

4 Spread the dough
out on a floured surface and spoon some tripe into the centre. Gently encase it
in the dough.

5 Put the filled
dough into another greased bowl and place in a large pot. Pour boiling water
into the pot, cover and allow to cook for 30 to 45 minutes. Check regularly so
the pot doesn’t boil dry. Remove bread and let cool
slightly before serving. Serve with chopped chillies.  



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