How can you use charred lemons with fresh fish?
Place a few lemon halves face down on the grid to char; the warm, caramelised juice is perfect for squeezing over fresh fish.
Place a few lemon halves face down on the grid to char; the warm, caramelised juice is perfect for squeezing over fresh fish.
Braai whole trout over mild, gentle embers, stuffing the cavity with fresh dill, garlic, and wild thin red onion rings.
Never crowd fish on the grid; give individual pieces space so steam can escape, ensuring the skin crisps effectively.
Delicate line fish easily breaks apart and tears on a metal grid. Lightly coat the skin of the fish with a thin layer of whole-egg mayonnaise before placing it down. The mayonnaise acts as a natural heat insulator, keeps the…
Leave the shells on your prawns to insulate the delicate meat from the fire. Brush them with garlic butter and flash-braai over very hot coals for just 2–3 minutes per side until the shells turn bright pink. Overcooking will make…
If your lamb chops are flaring up rapidly from fat drippings, temporarily move them to the cooler perimeter of your grid.
Never serve lamb ice-cold; ensure your serving dishes are warmed to prevent the rich fat from solidifying unpleasantly.
Unlike boerewors, pork bangers have a very delicate skin casing. Avoid high heat entirely. Cook them on the higher tier of your braai grid over low embers, rolling them gently and frequently to prevent the skins from splitting open.
Pork chops dry out rapidly if overcooked. Keep them over medium coals and track them with a meat thermometer, pulling them off the fire as soon as the internal core hits 63°C. Brush with an apple cider vinegar and honey…
Oepsies (cherries or dried fruit wrapped tightly in streaky bacon on a skewer) need careful monitoring. The bacon fat renders immediately and creates aggressive flames. Cook them over hot coals but move them constantly to crisp the bacon uniformly without…