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Before we go on to tell you how we prepare our mouth watering Peri-Peri chicken or how we have bottled Peri-Peri to create our famous sauces, it is time we went deeper into the magical qualities of Nando's Peri-Peri, the life blood of Nando's.
 

The adventurous settlers, that had made Southern Africa their home, (see the Nando's story) took full advantage of the rich, fertile soils and the glorious climate to cultivate and nurture the newly discovered little treasure called Peri-Peri, which was the African name for the Bird's Eye Chilli. The African people had introduced the settlers to Peri-Peri and it became part of their everyday culinary life. The settlers realised the positive and powerful effects Peri-Peri had in their cooking and ultimately on their lives, so they made sure there was always enough Peri-Peri for everyone.
The Settlers experi-perimented with Peri-Peri in a variety of exotic dishes and of course with chicken, and by blending it with other natural ingredients like herbs, spices, lemons and vinegar they created their own secret blends of Peri-Peri. It was these Peri-Peri blends that became family secrets, with each family trying to create their own recipe as a matter of pride. The recipe for Nando's Peri-Peri is one of these closely-guarded family secrets that have been handed down from the people of that adventurous time. When Robert Brozin and his friend Fernando Duarte first introduced Peri-Peri Chicken to the rest of world (see Nando's story) they were in fact introducing the magic of Nando's Peri-Peri.