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A delicious treat for Ballito Neighbourhood Watch potjie

The event was a fundraiser for BNW, a voluntary community organisation which works toward making Ballito a safe place to live.

More than 40 pots of potjie were up for tasting when Ballito Neighbourhood Watch celebrated their 20th anniversary last Saturday.

With loads of fun activities, adults and children alike were able to enjoy the family day at Townsend Park.

Potjie competition winners Ensure Security teammates, Clinton Holloway, Johann Coetzer, Kyle Connolly, Sean Connolly and Berindina Coetzer with their locally reared Umhlali pork, whiskey and ginger potjie.

Potjie competition recipes ranged from lamb, chicken and oxtail right through to rump steak.

But as with any competition, there can only be one victor.

Ballito Neighbourhood Watch members at the 20th anniversary bash potjie competition at Townsend Park last weekend.

First place went to Ensure Security, who served up a delicious locally-reared Umhlali pork, whiskey and ginger potjie.

The event was a fundraiser for BNW, a voluntary community organisation which works toward making Ballito a safe place to live.

The SMG Ballito team, Revash and Kuben Ramsamy, Nathi Ngubani, Sibusiso Sithole and Neolin and Payle Naidoo, with Keval Ramsamy in front, cook up a storm at Townsend Park last weekend with their Eastern curry oxtail potjie.

Money raised goes towards paying regular patrols throughout the area and SNIPR cameras.

BNW chairman Morne Steffens said they hope to install additional security cameras around the town. He hopes the potjie competition can become an annual event.

The Trellidoor Ballito team, Gabriel Veerasamy, Darryl Wakefield, Basil Veerasamy, Mdu Mtungwa, Logan Veerasamy and Jit Dosanjh show off their hearty beef and vegetable potjie.

“All I know is that it was a major success with some already wanting to book spots in the competition for next year,” he said.

“We would like to extend a round of thanks to everyone who supported the event, including sponsors.”

Democratic Alliance teammates cooked up a delicious chicken potjie, showing it off were Privi Makhan, Jack Abrahams, Tammy Colley and Bulelwa Mvulana.

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