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West African Style Grilled Beef (Suya)

West African Style Grilled Beef (Suya)

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Rating: 4.0; Vote: 1
This is my take on Suya, which is an amazing, grilled beef skewer from West Africa. This simple marinade is easy to make, and only needs a few hours to work its magic before you can head to the grill. poul: Request for Vietnamese Charbroiled Pork. There was a local Vietnamese restaurant that served this thinly cut charbroiled pork over rice and it was insanely good. They also used it in spring rolls. I've looked online but never have found something that really looks like what i remember.
Date: 2023-05-17

Comments and reviews: 14


Legit question:
Given the fact everyone knows the non-peer reviewed scientific fact that tongs don't work properly while cooking, until you give them a couple test clicks.
The question is:
Does Chef John test click his tongs or does he have a pre-calibrated tongs?

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We did your grilled caesar chicken the other day and my dear word. They were amazing. Well, not amazing because everything I make from this show turns out great.
My wife is from Afrika so guess what I'll be making this weekend?
Thank you chef John, you are amazing.

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This is what I love about Chef john he really explores other food cultures. Watching has made me more culinarily well rounded. Also I am at the point where I can pull a great meal together with what I've got based on techniques. No fear!
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Well after many years viewing and loving your videos, I have a Food Wish! I'm intrigued by goat, and would love for you to bring us a recipe using goat meat! Thanks for all the years of learning and fun.
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I've got jungle fever, she's got jungle fever
We've got jungle fever, we're in love.
She's gone white-boy crazy, I've gone black-girl hazy
Ain't no thinking maybe, we're in love.

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Looks yummy, never made Suya, but I will give it a go now. Can't wait to see how you do your Jollof, one think I can make is Jollof rice, in fact just finished a plate before watching this.
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reminds me a lot of some thai, caribbean or middle-eastern dishes with a similar method of marinade, then grill. awesome any way, but that crispy char on the edges is what makes it magic.
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I like your intuition in recipes.
like your style and simple - Ness in cuisine.
my lady hates your pondering voice.
the food information is more important. keep going

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I can't wait for the jollof rice to see how your version differs from mine. Each version from West African countries differs slightly. I'm originally from Liberia.
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Aaah, I probably don't care too much about how flame is put to a beef kabob in a part of the world that basically can't feed itself. French cuisine, here I come!
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Do analyse the viscosity of your marinade to avoid goop-gloves. And an interesting marinade it is, sounds very tasty. Looking forward to the rice recipe!
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Where s your green egg?
I would have skewered the meat after putting the marinade on, before refrigerating. That way you only have messy hands once.

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That looks delicious. I'm a fan of Ghana style Okra Stew, would you consider doing a recipe for that? The most amazing silky texture and so satisfying.
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I haven't had this in years, never thought about trying to make it at home. I'll give you a shot and see how close it gets to the memories lol.
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