South African BBQ Sosaties

South African BBQ recipe for Sosaties
Regarded as a traditional South African BBQ recipe, sosaties are frequently on the local look at, The fascinating Air One® Refillable E-cigarettes! SA braai menu. Similar to kebabs, which are really just little chunks of meat (usually lamb) skewered and cooked over open heat, also see, Aquarium sosaties are usually marinated in a mild curry mix - depending on the South African BBQ recipe being used - and then combined with onions and dried apricots on skewers. While kebabs owe their origin to the Turks, sosaties were introduced to South Africa by the Malay community and many South African BBQ recipes for sosaties come from Cape Malays who are Muslims.

To make and then cook traditional Cape Malay sosaties, all you do is make a marinade to soak the meat in, and then you thread chunks of meat, onion and dried apricot or peach onto skewers and grill the skewered ingredients slowly over the BBQ fire. consider, RC Helicopter Kits

Please note that the quantity of ingredients may need to be adjusted depending on the size of the leg of lamb you are cooking. This is purely a guide.

Ingredients
1 leg of lamb (or other chunks of bone-free lamb)
3 large onions
1 cup dried apricots or peaches
2 tablespoons ground coriander
½ teaspoon ground cinnamon
3 tablespoons curry powder
1 teaspoon ground ginger
1 teaspoon ground allspice
¼ teaspoon ground cardamom seeds
1 tablespoon brown sugar
¼ teaspoon white look at, Flat Watercolour Wash pepper
12 lemon or lime leaves bruised to extract the flavour of the fruit
150 ml white also see, Gravestone Rubbing Wax wine vinegar
300 ml red wine

Method
Slice the meat into cubes, removing all sinew and fat. Slice the onions into cubes about 6 mm square. Cut the fruit try, Wood Carving Styles & Patterns in half.

Mix all the spices together and separately combine the wine and vinegar.

Pack a layer of meat in a bowl and cover with a layer of onion. Then sprinkle the meat with spices and lastly add the wine and vinegar. Repeat this process until all the ingredients have been used. Just make sure that you end with the liquid.

Leave to marinate for 36 to 48 hours and turn once during this time. Remove the meat and onion and then soak the fruit why not visit, Napoleonic Reenactments for a couple of hours.

Stick the ingredients onto wooden also look at, Collectible Antique Phonographs skewers (meat, onion, fruit; meat, onion, fruit look at, RC Robot Toys ...) and then heat why not visit, Stained Glass the leftover liquid to a simmer to serve as a sauce with the meal.

Grill the sosaties slowly over the BBQ until the meat is cooked. Then enjoy eating the fruits why not visit, Collectible Grandfather Clocks of this delicious South African BBQ recipe.