Woman on TikTok Plugs Mzansi With Cooked Chilli Recipe, Video Clocks 238K Views

Woman on TikTok Plugs Mzansi With Cooked Chilli Recipe, Video Clocks 238K Views

  • A young content creator shared her chilli recipe on social media, and people are loving the recipe
  • The recipe seems easy enough to make and takes a short time, using ingredients
  • Netizens bowed to her and thanked her for giving them a recipe for something they usually buy in stores

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A chilli recipe was shared n TikTok
Hot stuff: a woman set her TikTok comment section on fire after she shared her chilli recipe. Image: @siphesihle_mbuli
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A beautiful TikTokker is fast becoming a hot topic after she supplied the nation with a top-range chilli recipe that can be prepared in minutes.

The recipe seems so simple and does not require much, and it is precisely for this reason that netizens are raving about how she's provided them with an actual plug.

Content creator provides Mzansi with easy-to-make chilli recipe

@Siphesihle_mbuli shared her recipe on TikTok with her followers under the caption:

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"As promised, here is a video of how I cook chillies. I hope you enjoy."

The video shows her blending a whole lot of different types of chillies.

She removes the stem and washes them before blending them with vinegar and frying them in onion, garlic and paprika.

Siphesihle Mbuli tells Briefly News that recipe was passed down from her mother

Briefly News contacted Siphesihle Mbuli, who said that the recipe was passed down from her mother to her.

"My mother came up with the recipe a few years back when she was still selling chillies, so basically she's the one that taught me how to make it. What set this recipe apart is that when my mother taught me how to make it, she emphasized that adding vinegar actually preserves the chillies and you can enjoy it for longer periods," she said.

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Watch the video where she shows how to make the chilli here:

TikTokkers rave about how hot her recipe is

South Africans stan hard with her recipe and have taken their hats off to her.

Vusi Nkosi praised her.

"This is the most important video on TikTok."

Malungs said that this chilli recipe is the best.

"Indluli chillies sauce yaseytolo."

Nothando Mkhize said she loves chilli, which has benefits and dangers.

"I'm going to try this. Ngiyazithandela upelepele."

Dee5847 appreciated the recipe's uniqueness.

"I usually add freshly-squeezed lemon juice, but it doesn't last long. I will try vinegar."

Jacky pointed out that she is now clued up.

"I had no clue. Been buying this and enjoying it. Thanks, babes. I will do it on my own now."

Xhosa woman shares recipe for traditional dish, umqa

In another article, Briefly News reported that a woman's video went viral after she shared the recipe for the traditional Xhosa dish, umqa.

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The woman, who is known as @onezwa on Twitter, showed her followers how to make umqa, which is a dish that is made by mixing meal, sour milk and vegetables, served with meat or eaten plain.

Netizens thanked her recipe, and one woman said that her mother loves umqa and would eat it daily.

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Source: Briefly News

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Tebogo Mokwena (Current Affairs editor) Tebogo Mokwena is a Current Affairs Editor at Briefly News. He has a Diploma in Journalism from ALISON. He joined Daily Sun, where he worked for 4 years covering politics, crime, entertainment, current affairs, policy, governance and art. He was also a sub-editor and journalist for Capricorn Post before joining Vutivi Business News in 2020, where he covered small business news policy and governance, analysis and profiles. He joined Briefly News in 2023. Tebogo passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative Email: tebogo.mokwena@briefly.co.za

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