Week 6—Seoul to Johannesburg 18hrs 35min. 6hrs12min split 3 ways
Roadblock: make and eat Nelson Mandela’s favorite South African dish—umngqusho. Don’t even try to pronounce it. The recipe is below. Only one person per team needs to do this--and remember--if you've already done 2 roadblocks, someone else from your team must do it.
Umngqusho—South African dish—Nelson Mandela’s fav
What you need
• 2 cups dry samp (broken hominy)
• 1 cup dry cowpeas (black-eyed peas) or any similar beans
What you do
• Combine samp and cowpeas in a large enamel pot or glass bowl. Add cold water sufficient to cover. Cover, and let stand overnight. Drain and rinse before cooking.
• In a large pot. Cover the soaked samp and cowpeas mixture with cold water. Bring to a boil. Let boil for ten minutes. Reduce heat. Add sugar beans, margarine, onions, potatoes, chillis and lemons. Simmer on low heat for one to two hours, until all is tender and the water is mostly absorbed. Add additional water during cooking if needed.
• Season with salt. Serve hot.
You must eat the whole thing by yourself. With the ingrediants other than the black-eyed peas and hominy, you can add as much or as few as you like--for example, if you don't care for spicy food, just add a tiny bit of chilis. Any questions? Just ask.
So, whatever sick joke it might be, it's yours Babe.
Okay, its eaten. My husband asked me what it was and I said "I can't pronounce it, but it starts with a "u" so I've been calling it uck."
For next week, I am totally all about taking a nap each day. Tyly can do the runnning!
Week 7—Johannesburg to Pamplona 19hrs 26min. 6hrs 29min split 3 ways.
Detour: 1.Take a Spanish siesta, or afternoon nap. This detour option requires you to spend 30min resting during your normal waking hours. You must do this 5 days during the week, and the 30min must be uninterrupted—no phones, TV, computer or getting up from your place of rest. You don't have to actually sleep, just rest with your eyes closed. Studies show that people who are well-rested are more productive, live longer, and it’s also more conducive to weight loss. Your "siesta" would ideally be done between the hours of noon and 4pm, but as I know many of you have day jobs that make that impossible, just make sure you do it at some point during the day/evening--but don't set your alarm a half hour early and then snooze for another 30 minutes. That would be cheating. The point is to ADD rest to your day.
Or 2. Run with the bulls of Pamplona. The running of the bulls course is approx ½ mile long. During the week, run a half mile (804m) without stopping or else you’ll be gored by a bull...hahaha. You only need to do this once, and you must run the 1/2 mile in 5 minutes or less.
Okay, its eaten. My husband asked me what it was and I said "I can't pronounce it, but it starts with a "u" so I've been calling it uck."
That is hilarious!!!
For next week, I am totally all about taking a nap each day. Tyly can do the runnning!
yeah, I absolutely thought of Tyly with the running detour. I love that you think of me...
Well, she can enjoy this week's detour, but then she'll have to deal with next week's final roadblock.....muuuaaaaaaahhhhhhhaaaaaaaaa
Won't I be mad if she actually doesn't mind it?
Consider it done!
I am seriously dreading what you have planned...
But bring it on! I WILL be doing it!
Ah, it probably won't be that bad...lol It'll just depend on how you like *****.
Of course I was thinking of you--it was TLD.