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Authentic West African Grilled Meat Skewers Recipe

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Ingredients

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2 lbs cubed meat (beef, goat, lamb etc)
2 beef bouillon cubes
1 teaspoon ground black pepper
1/2 teaspoon salt
2 cups peanut butter
1 tablespoon peanut oil
1 onion, cubed
red wine vinegar

Nutritional information

807.9
Calories
618 g
Calories From Fat
68.7 g
Total Fat
14.3 g
Saturated Fat
0.3 mg
Cholesterol
1393.5 mg
Sodium
28.9 g
Carbs
8.3 g
Dietary Fiber
13.6 g
Sugars
33.2 g
Protein
164g
Serving Size

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Authentic West African Grilled Meat Skewers Recipe

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    Made for ZWT 7. used rump steak (not sure what the cut is called in the US, but it's tender). I found the method (directions 1 and 2) quite clumsy. I changed it somewhat: sprayed the meat with a balsamic vinegar spray, then did Direction 2 -- no rinsing! Sounds like a shame, doing that to good meat! Used canola oil with the peanut butter and used natural (non-sweetened) peanut butter, probably less than 2 cups. It was very thick. Also, I could see that onion "cubes" would simply fall off the skewers, so used whole small (pickling or pearl) onions. Had to use the oven grill, as it's winter in South Africa and (hate to say this!) too cold to grill outside. We love peanut butter -- but I think this recipe needs more tinkering. Maybe the small onions used should be parboiled. (Is our peanut butter thicker than elsewhere? Maybe the sauce needs thinning down a little). Tasty, however, so thanks for a recipe with lots of promise!

    • 100 min
    • Serves 4
    • Easy

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    West African Meat Kebabs, Posting for ZWT 7 This recipe comes from Celtnet Recipes , Made for ZWT 7 used rump steak (not sure what the cut is called in the US, but it’s tender) I found the method (directions 1 and 2) quite clumsy I changed it somewhat: sprayed the meat with a balsamic vinegar spray, then did Direction 2 — no rinsing! Sounds like a shame, doing that to good meat! Used canola oil with the peanut butter and used natural (non-sweetened) peanut butter, probably less than 2 cups It was very thick Also, I could see that onion cubes would simply fall off the skewers, so used whole small (pickling or pearl) onions Had to use the oven grill, as it’s winter in South Africa and (hate to say this!) too cold to grill outside We love peanut butter — but I think this recipe needs more tinkering Maybe the small onions used should be parboiled (Is our peanut butter thicker than elsewhere? Maybe the sauce needs thinning down a little) Tasty, however, so thanks for a recipe with lots of promise!, A really different beef kebab for me, but really tasty!!! I made this using sirloin and the only thing I changed was to use 1/2 black pepper and 1/2 cayenne pepper Thanks for sharing the recipe Made for ZWT 7


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    Steps

    1
    Done

    Place the Cubed Meat in a Bowl, Season With a Little Red Wine Vinegar and Allow to Marinate For 10 Minutes Then Rise-Off the Vinegar.

    2
    Done

    Return the Meat to the Bowl and Add the Crumbled Beef Bouillon Cubes and Black Pepper, Mix to Incorporate Thoroughly and Allow to Marinate For at Least 20 Minutes.

    3
    Done

    Meanwhile, Mix the Peanut Butter With the Oil and Stir to Loosen. Add This Sauce to the Meat and Leave to Marinate For at Last 30 Minutes.

    4
    Done

    When Ready Shake Off the Excess from the Meat and Thread Onto Skewers, Alternating Each Piece of Meat With Two Large Cubes of Onion. When Done, Brush the Meat and Onion With Any Remaining Marinade and Cook on a Barbecue (or Under the Grill) For About 20 Minutes, Turning the Kebabs and Brushing With Fresh Marinade Every 5 Minutes, or So Until the Meat Is Done.

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