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Cape Malay Sosaties Kabobs

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Ingredients

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1 tablespoon garlic, chopped
1 tablespoon chopped gingerroot
vegetable oil
1 teaspoon ground coriander
1 teaspoon cumin
2 bay leaves
1 cinnamon stick
2 whole cloves
3 tablespoons curry powder
1 teaspoon ground allspice
2 teaspoons turmeric
2 tablespoons sugar
1 cup white wine
1/2 cup apple cider vinegar
1/2 cup chicken stock

Nutritional information

419.8
Calories
33 g
Calories From Fat
3.7 g
Total Fat
0.8 g
Saturated Fat
99.7 mg
Cholesterol
170.9 mg
Sodium
44 g
Carbs
5 g
Dietary Fiber
29.9 g
Sugars
42.6 g
Protein
376g
Serving Size

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Cape Malay Sosaties Kabobs

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  • Spicy
Cuisine:

Serve these tasty sosaties over rice and chopped fruit such as banana or mango. The marinating time is at least overnight and up to 3 days, plan accordingly. You can also use beef or pork (pork is totally non-traditional) for this recipe. You can use the lemon water as a substitute, however Tamarind is traditionally used in this recipe to add a sour note to balance the sweet flavour. The easiest way to buy tamarind is in cans (Goya) in the Mexican Food section. But it is also sold in packets as a pulp, it looks like pulped dates. You will not be using the pulp, but water made from the pulp. Soak about 100 grams of pulp in water for 10-20 minutes. Squeeze the tamarind pulp with your hand to squeeze out the sour juices. Use the water and keep the pulp in the fridge to reuse. You can reuse the pulp several times until it loses it sourness.

  • 50 min
  • Serves 4
  • Easy

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Cape Malay Sosaties (Kabobs), Serve these tasty sosaties over rice and chopped fruit such as banana or mango The marinating time is at least overnight and up to 3 days, plan accordingly You can also use beef or pork (pork is totally non-traditional) for this recipe You can use the lemon water as a substitute, however Tamarind is traditionally used in this recipe to add a sour note to balance the sweet flavour The easiest way to buy tamarind is in cans (Goya) in the Mexican Food section But it is also sold in packets as a pulp, it looks like pulped dates You will not be using the pulp, but water made from the pulp Soak about 100 grams of pulp in water for 10-20 minutes Squeeze the tamarind pulp with your hand to squeeze out the sour juices Use the water and keep the pulp in the fridge to reuse You can reuse the pulp several times until it loses it sourness , This is a very good kabob recipe I followed all the ingredients per recipe including the Tamarind juice(I did find it in the Hispanic Food Section) This has a very wonderful smell when cooking Made for ZWT4


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Steps

1
Done

Saute the Garlic and Ginger in Oil Until Soft, About One Minute. Add Dry Ingredients and Stir For Approximately 30 Seconds; Then Add the Remaining Liquids. Bring to a Boil and Simmer For 5 Minutes. Remove from the Heat and Let Cool.

2
Done

Skewer Meat Alternating With Apricots and Onions (red Peppers Can Be Used For More Color and Flavor).

3
Done

Cover Skewers With Cooled Marinade. Cover and Marinate Overnight or Up to 3 Days in the Refrigerator.

4
Done

Grill the Skewers Over High Heat Basting With the Leftover Marinade.

5
Done

the Marinade Can Be Used as a Sauce, Simply Boil For 3 Minutes.

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