Bunny Chow - South Africa (does not contain any bunnies)
It's a ¼ or ½ loaf of bread hollowed out and filled with curry
There's a version called kota (certain groups pronunciation of quarter, for quarter bunny) that is filled with chips (thick cut french fries), polony (bologna, I think), viennas (a frankfurter i think), cheese, tomato sauce, atchar (mango pickle), and sometimes russians (kolbasa, not the people). It's the ultimate comfort food for me
Bunny Chow - South Africa (does not contain any bunnies)
It's a ¼ or ½ loaf of bread hollowed out and filled with curry
There's a version called kota (certain groups pronunciation of quarter, for quarter bunny) that is filled with chips (thick cut french fries), polony (bologna, I think), viennas (a frankfurter i think), cheese, tomato sauce, atchar (mango pickle), and sometimes russians (kolbasa, not the people). It's the ultimate comfort food for me