Interim DA leader John Steenhuisen put his cooking skills to the test on Heritage Day, making what he said was one of his favourite dishes, the bunny chow.
“To me it just represents everything about the heritage of a place like KwaZulu-Natal, and of Durban, a melting pot of different heritages and cultures.”
He said food is an important way to bring people and cultures together.
👥| A country with a heritage as diverse as ours needs a plan that serves all its people.
— Democratic Alliance (@Our_DA) September 24, 2020
This #HeritageDay, DA Leader @jsteenhuisen is not serving in Parliament but serving in the kitchen! 😋🍲
Watch this for a message and spicy lessons from Bhut'John.
Enjoy your day. 🇿🇦 pic.twitter.com/nfQHrGCcWJ
His video drew tons of comments on Twitter, with many commenting on the ingredients he used and whether he really made the meal himself.
The food was also compared to national chef Tito Mboweni, who though he loves pilchards, still got the final thumbs up from some.
Perhaps a real-life cooking test is on the cards?
Tito Mboweni has co-chef now in parliament
— #PutSouthAfricansFirst (@Siya_Njeje) September 25, 2020
Are you in the competition with Tito 😳
— SCE (@SCE42653766) September 24, 2020
I like Tito’s spices better. Especially the copious amounts of garlic.
— Tebogo Khaas (@tebogokhaas) September 24, 2020
