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To begin with this particular recipe, we must prepare a few ingredients. You can cook braai pap and prime steak using 7 ingredients and 6 steps. Here is how you can achieve that.
The ingredients needed to make Braai pap and prime steak:
- Take 1,5 liter boiled water
- Get 100 g Rama margarine
- Prepare 1 cube chicken stock
- Get 1 green pepper
- Make ready 1 yellow pepper
- Prepare 1 red pepper
- Take 4 cups white star mealie meal (impuphu)
Steaks should be done medium rare. However, it can also be served with a choice of assorted braai (barbeque) meat - such as boerewors, steak, chicken, lamb shank etc, usually served with Fry for five minutes more then add the tomatoes. Cook until the tomatoes break down and form a mush. Ingredients A braai is a quintessential South African experience that is best enjoyed outdoors at one of the beautiful braai locations around Cape Town.
Instructions to make Braai pap and prime steak:
- Prep time is 20 minute
- In a pot pour your previously boiled water and switch the stove on.
- Then the chopped peppers poured in the water, chicken stock and rama
- Pour your mealie meal and make pap then let it cook
- When ready and cooked the pap must look like this
- Then serve with your meat this my lunch with family
Here are a few of the most secluded and scenic braai spots away from the crowds. Mzoli's Place, Gugulethu. "Pap is a robust carbohydrate hit from South Africa. Chef Duncan Welgemoed says it's "like a soft polenta. An essential at any braai (South African barbecue), it's made with chicken stock and is full of flavour. Maize meal is sold as 'pan' in specialist ingredient stores." Nonetheless the Braai Room (which is, literally, a few corners away from my home) deserved a visit.
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