South Africans love their “pap en sous,” which is just maize porridge cooked a little stiff and often topped with a tomato and onion sauce or chakalaka, on days when they are having a braai. This creamy mushroom samp is just one example of a local classic that may be improved upon by attempting something new. A simple and delicious side dish, elevated by the savoury flavour of the mushrooms.
Creamy mushroom samp tips
Because of the time it takes for samp to rest in water, you should begin the preparation the day before. It’s possible that you’ll need to add more water as the grain softens if you’re not accustomed to cooking it. Great aromas come from the garlic and celery, and chillies may be added for spiciness if desired. During the week, serve this wonderful accompaniment with a roast chicken dinner; on the weekend, serve it with your grilled steak, chops, and/or boerewors.
Traditional South African sides are essential for a braai. This creamy mushroom samp side dish has a twist that you need to try.