How Aunty Patricia Makes Nigerian Chicken Skewers with Spicy Peanut Sauce No Passport Required
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Date: 2020-05-20
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Comments and reviews: 7
chipette
Quick note: satay is nothing like suya. Suya dates back to hundreds of years, precolonial times, and is the preserve of the Hausa-Fulani who are of mixed black Chadic/North African heritage as a way to preserve meat in hot deserts. Suya is seasoned with native peppercorns, seasonings and spices and native groundnuts (kuli-kuli) which all makes Yaji. Dont insult my ancestors whove been eating this for centuries. Satay is recently Indosphere inspired and is sweeter than suya. If anything, its more Indochinese.
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Quick note: satay is nothing like suya. Suya dates back to hundreds of years, precolonial times, and is the preserve of the Hausa-Fulani who are of mixed black Chadic/North African heritage as a way to preserve meat in hot deserts. Suya is seasoned with native peppercorns, seasonings and spices and native groundnuts (kuli-kuli) which all makes Yaji. Dont insult my ancestors whove been eating this for centuries. Satay is recently Indosphere inspired and is sweeter than suya. If anything, its more Indochinese.
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David
I selected this video to watch cooking and then I get I dont know what the ingredients are. That just doesnt help me make the dish myself and then a lot of political talk came up. This is a cooking video.
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I selected this video to watch cooking and then I get I dont know what the ingredients are. That just doesnt help me make the dish myself and then a lot of political talk came up. This is a cooking video.
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Marcus
I understand wanting to keep things secret. but i literally didnt learn much at all about what this is/whats in it/how to make it. i now know that its spicy peanut chicken on a skewer from nigeria?
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I understand wanting to keep things secret. but i literally didnt learn much at all about what this is/whats in it/how to make it. i now know that its spicy peanut chicken on a skewer from nigeria?
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chris
Go to any African shop and ask for a suya spice mix at the most you would add some maggi and cayenne or chill and your good I doubt you can find any kuli kuli out of Naija
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Go to any African shop and ask for a suya spice mix at the most you would add some maggi and cayenne or chill and your good I doubt you can find any kuli kuli out of Naija
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Passion
Suya is such a cool spice! I was recently introduced to it by a Nigerian friend of mine, and I was able to make their recipe for the spice rub at home!
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Suya is such a cool spice! I was recently introduced to it by a Nigerian friend of mine, and I was able to make their recipe for the spice rub at home!
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Reuben
I clicked on the video because I wanted to know how to make the skewers, ya know, like the title said? Now I'm just hungry and disappointed: ( thanks.
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I clicked on the video because I wanted to know how to make the skewers, ya know, like the title said? Now I'm just hungry and disappointed: ( thanks.
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Croz
The recipe very similar to Satay or Sate from many SEA countries (Indonesia, Singapore, Thailand. what's missing is the soy sauces (sweet or not)
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The recipe very similar to Satay or Sate from many SEA countries (Indonesia, Singapore, Thailand. what's missing is the soy sauces (sweet or not)
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