Beef Mishkaki is the African version of Shish Kabobs. This is my favourite Tanzanian dish. I've had them at different places, so I found a recipe and modified it for authenticity and my personal taste.
Diced beef
1 small onion
3 Tb cooking oil
1 Tb lemon juice
3 Tb salt
1 Tb pepper
1 tsp masala
1 tsp ginger
1Tb thyme
1/3 cup sugar
3 Tb paprika
2 Tb garlic
1 Tb ketchup or tomato sauce
1 cup milk or cream
Dash chili or cayenne pepper
Directions:
Dice onion and brown in oil. Mix onion and oil with other ingredients to make a marinade for the beef. Place in container and marinade for a minimum of one hour (overnight in the fridge is fine). Tip: for your meat to turn out tender and even, set container out and allow meat to near room temperature before grilling. Prepare your wood fire for grilling; this recipe won't taste right without smoke. Remove beef from marinade and skewer. Grill over hot coals and you're done! Tip: vary the fire depending on the cut. Better beef=shorter time + hotter coals, cooking them like a steak. A tougher cut = low and slow.
Perfect for your home made pit grill.
(these are not kabobs, they are brugers. Just sayin')
If it turns out right you'll get a smoky, beefy kabob with hints of the fresh lemon and ginger coming through.
Well yummo. Perhaps one day I'll try this out! Nice pic of the brugers cooking on Mom's cooling rack (and Jake's and your feet :)
ReplyDeleteHaha! Yep, I love a good bruger! ;)
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