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Curried ground meat mixed with dried fruit, topped with an egg custard, and baked — a Cape Malay dish of South Africa.
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Bobotie comes from the food culture of the Cape Malays, descendants of people brought to the Cape Colony from Southeast Asia from the 17th century onward. Curry-spiced ground meat is mixed with milk-soaked bread, dried fruit, and jam for a sweet-savory flavor, then covered with an egg-and-milk custard and baked. It's classically served with turmeric-yellow rice and chutney.
Soak the bread in 100ml milk.
Heat oil in a frying pan, sauté the chopped onion, and add the curry powder and turmeric until fragrant.
Add the ground meat and stir-fry, then mix in the squeezed bread, jam, raisins, lemon juice, and salt.
Pack the meat evenly into a baking dish.
Mix the eggs with the remaining milk, pour over the top, and tuck in the bay leaves.
Bake at 180°C for 30–35 minutes until set and browned, and serve with rice.