Robbie Stewart Posted August 1, 2017 Posted August 1, 2017 " Gas is iemand wat jy nooi na 'n braai, nie waarmee jy braai nie." - Jan Braai Ed-Zulu, Lexx, mitsu and 5 others 8
stefmeister Posted August 1, 2017 Posted August 1, 2017 A South African braai is made with newspaper and wood. For those who use webers or blits/charcoal I should tell you to tear up your man card right now, however I suspect that you would get paper cuts on those little fingers! One thing I've learned over the years is that a South African braai is basically a very elaborate method to *** braaivleis op. Americans are a lot of times considered stupid, but when it comes to cooking meat, I have to agree with their methods. No, I'm not referring to their bbq'ing a patty. Their spareribs, beef brisket and smoked chopped/pulled pork belly/shoulder are to die for. Compare that to a lamb chop that has been turned in charcoal, I'll gladly surrender my man card. Life's too short to eat *** food. PhilipV and The expat cyclist 2
Robbie Stewart Posted August 1, 2017 Posted August 1, 2017 I was watching Jan Braai's Tour de Braai from George to Swellendam on his latest series. That looks insanely cool as a must-do, except the missus nearly had a fit when I mentioned that it looks seriously cool. She made it abundantly clear the N+1 Camber and my new Isuzu has just tipped the balance, and she is feeling left out, so I must not even think about trying to enter...
ZakAttak Posted August 1, 2017 Posted August 1, 2017 Yassis! Now I'm hungry for Braai... mitsu, Fruity and PhilipV 3
Robbie Stewart Posted August 1, 2017 Posted August 1, 2017 One thing I've learned over the years is that a South African braai is basically a very elaborate method to *** braaivleis op. Americans are a lot of times considered stupid, but when it comes to cooking meat, I have to agree with their methods. No, I'm not referring to their bbq'ing a patty. Their spareribs, beef brisket and smoked chopped/pulled pork belly/shoulder are to die for. Compare that to a lamb chop that has been turned in charcoal, I'll gladly surrender my man card. Life's too short to eat *** food. My experience is that as Saffa's we tend to think very conservative and one-dimensional when it comes to braai (at least I do...). It's either tjop, wors, rib, fillet, rump, the odd rib-eye or snoek. Chicken as vegetable component, and then braai-broodjies. I would be very happy to pull off some of what the American's deem as worthy of grilling on the BBQ. As long as I can do it on my braai.
Robbie Stewart Posted August 1, 2017 Posted August 1, 2017 Yassis! Now I'm hungry for Braai... Braaied 4 rump steaks last night for the missus and I. 2 for dinner and the other 2 are for leftovers and salad tonight for after gym. Lexx 1
ZakAttak Posted August 1, 2017 Posted August 1, 2017 Braaied 4 rump steaks last night for the missus and I. 2 for dinner and the other 2 are for leftovers and salad tonight for after gym. Lucky you, savour it boet! Robbie Stewart and Allrounder 2
stefmeister Posted August 1, 2017 Posted August 1, 2017 My experience is that as Saffa's we tend to think very conservative and one-dimensional when it comes to braai (at least I do...). It's either tjop, wors, rib, fillet, rump, the odd rib-eye or snoek. Chicken as vegetable component, and then braai-broodjies. I would be very happy to pull off some of what the American's deem as worthy of grilling on the BBQ. As long as I can do it on my braai. Agreed. That is the problem.Too many people still believe that all meat needs to be cooked well-done, that includes fish. I'll never take pork to anyone's braai as everyone still believes you'll get sick if it's not drier than a desert. gummibear, Robbie Stewart and deanbean 3
eddy Posted August 1, 2017 Posted August 1, 2017 So yes, boerie on a weber, but it's still a good watch! The braai is so k@k (bad braai masjien, bad braai meat and bad braai technique), but anyone can see that but agree that it is good watch; like a how not to video. What is most distressing is that the dude goes inside to have a wee ! Isn't there a tree in this guy's garden ....... Long Wheel Base, MphatiPyga, PhilipV and 2 others 5
MphatiPyga Posted August 1, 2017 Posted August 1, 2017 When my wife was pregnant I had to braai the meat a bit more than usual, long few months that. I don't understand how people can kill meat like that. A good vet should be able to bring that thing back to life.I refuse point blank to do well done meat, will take it to a certain point and hand the tongs over so they can stuff it up, shame the poor animal has died once already!! We also have a habit of cooking a steak or 2 first, nice and rare, slicing and passing around with dipping salt and sauce, maybe some squeezed lemon too! Pants Boy, Captain Fastbastard Mayhem, Long Wheel Base and 1 other 4
Odinson Posted August 1, 2017 Posted August 1, 2017 Here's a pro-tip if you get invited to a braai and the host gets sloshed before even lighting the fire: Go inside and knob his wife while she's "preparing the potato salad". You'll never have to worry about being invited again. Pants Boy, gummibear, Long Wheel Base and 1 other 4
l4y3rcake Posted August 1, 2017 Posted August 1, 2017 The braai is so k@k (bad braai masjien, bad braai meat and bad braai technique), but anyone can see that but agree that it is good watch; like a how not to video. What is most distressing is that the dude goes inside to have a wee ! Isn't there a tree in this guy's garden ....... En druk n f'n gat in my wors dan druk ek daai vurk in jou hol. Patensie, Stretched@Birth, PieterJvR and 5 others 8
MTBeer Posted August 1, 2017 Posted August 1, 2017 Here's a pro-tip if you get invited to a braai and the host gets sloshed before even lighting the fire: Go inside and knob his wife while she's "preparing the potato salad". You'll never have to worry about being invited again. mayoswell... Lexx 1
eddy Posted August 1, 2017 Posted August 1, 2017 En druk n f'n gat in my wors dan druk ek daai vurk in jou hol.Presies.
Patchelicious Posted August 1, 2017 Posted August 1, 2017 En druk n f'n wors in my gat, dan druk ek daai vurk in jou hol. What kind of braais do you have? Odinson, Readsalot, BigDL and 4 others 7
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