Tito Mboweni’s cooking roasted again

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 By: Surprise Golela


Tito Mboweni goes in the kitchen again and Mzansi catches up with him as usual.

Mboweni often gives Mzansi a glimpse into his personal life. If it is not a video of himself doing the Jerusalema dance challenge with his sons, then it is photos of dishes the minister prepares.

This evening minister went into the kitchen again and those who follow him would tell you that that is always a recipe for disaster. As he always does, the minister posted the pictures of his meal until the final dish as people on twitter follows his cooking’s and they are real food critics. Luckily today he was not preparing Pilchard or Masonja or even a roasted chicken which got him under the fire the last time he prepared them. He prepared Pork ribs with the usual Tomatoes and of course a lot of garlic which you cannot separate him from.

While some enjoy the finance ministers’ posts, other people just tend to throw major shades at them.

Even the former DA leader Mmusi Maimane commented on the minister’s tweet and said: “Lets hope the economic recovery plan does not look like this”

 


Here are some of the comments from the streets of twitter :






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