“That’s Garlic, Not Potatoes”: Tito Threatened to Make a Lamb Curry and He Did Not Disappoint

“That’s Garlic, Not Potatoes”: Tito Threatened to Make a Lamb Curry and He Did Not Disappoint

  • The former finance minister had Mzansi on the edge of their seats on Sunday night when he threatened to traumatise them with a lamb curry
  • Step by step South Africans watched with growing dread as Mboweni updated the country with his progress
  • However, Mzansi breathed a collective sigh of relief when Tito revealed his dish and many called his best output ever

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Tito Mboweni is known for his bravery in the kitchen and Mzansi dreads the next dish he threatens to cook.

He did not let South Africa sleep in peace on Sunday night as he showed off his lamb curry, step by step.

Tito Mboweni, kitchen, lamb curry, cooking
Tito Mboweni spared South Africans and instead of traumatising Mzansi, he produced a pleasing dish. Photo credit: @tito_mboweni
Source: Twitter

At one point the country breathed a collective sigh of relief when the former finance minister said he'd have to cancel the curry due to load shedding.

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However, Eskom defied expectations and before long Tito was back in the kitchen and cooking up a storm.

As the evening progressed so did Tito's updates on his cooking, he shared snaps of garlic and onions as well as the meat boiling in a pot. Some social media users questioned his use of garlic.

Finally, he revealed his almost finished dish and instead of collective trauma, South Africans were impressed. However, some people were still confused about the garlic.

Here is what his dish ended up looking like and the fourth frame had people breathing a sigh of relief.

Here is what other social media users had to say about Tito's most recent creation

@skepsel_sa:

"I'm actually surprised by frame 4 looks good. You doing well Sir."

@U_Siphoz:

"Well, at least we can't accuse you of ukuba iblesser. The amount of garlic ephuma emlonyeni wakho can exorcise the devil from the devil."

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@Brian_john29:

"Whoever taught you how to cook, they must be trembling in their grave Kodwa ke, is how old people cook, I'm not surprised. My grandmother used to cook that way ."

@GNengwane:

"So basically you were cooking garlic and onions..then flavoured them with a bit of meat ."

“Same WhatsApp group”: Tito Mboweni dines out, compares meal to own

Earlier, Briefly News reported that former finance minister Tito Mboweni tried to defend his cooking but just ended up shading his favourite restaurant when he shared a snap of their food, claiming it looks like his, LOL.

Tito is dead set on learning to cook and nothing, not even the opinion of an entire country, is going to stop him. Watch this space, more whole carrots are coming.

Taking to Twitter with some more foodie in doing so, our guy Tito shared a picture of a dish made by his favourite Indian restaurant. Noticing how the peppers were cut practically whole, Tito claimed to be on the same level as this chef. Guy’s got jokes!

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Stefan Mack (Editor) Stefan Mack is an English and history teacher who has broadened his horizons with journalism. He enjoys experiencing the human condition through the world's media. Stefan keeps Briefly News' readers entertained during the weekend. He graduated from the University of KwaZulu-Natal in 2010 with a Bachelor of Education (BEd), majoring in History and English. Stefan has been writing for Briefly News for a number of years and has covered mainstream to human interest articles.

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