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Comments (8)
durleybeachbum
I now realise that the vetoek are similar to what we cal dumplings!
kgb224
I looked at the Afrikaans/English and English/Afrikaans google translate. There is no english translation for vetkoek. Dumplings in afrikaans is kluitjies. Something very different from Vetkoek.God bless.
whaleman
Yes, dumplings are not made with bread dough that is kneaded and allowed to rise. Just the same, my dumplings would go very nicely with that stew, as would my corn fritters!
jayfar
I am still as confused as Andrea but I am sure you enjoyed your meal!
Juliette.Gribnau
cool shot As african language is based on the dutch language, I would translate vetkoek as : fat-cookie
KarmaSong
Lovely capture for a yummy dish !
Faemike55
no matter what is translates to; everything looks great and delicious
mickeyrony
It look good whit the gravy? Miam miam ((5+))
helanker
This looks nice and i am sure your vetkoeks are great with this stew. Your vetkoek look more like Berliner Pfannkuchen, Boiled in oil just we eat them with raspberry jam and they are dipped in suger. :)