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What does braai mean in South Africa?
A braai is South Africa’s answer to the barbecue – but it’s so much more than that. It’s a special South African feast that can last for hours, and there are plenty of rules and etiquette around a classic braai. The most important part of a braai is the fire.
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Frequently Asked Questions(FAQs)
Why do South Africans like to braai?
It’s a celebration in itself that brings together family and friends. It’s a way of life, where people gather around the fire to share good food and love. The word ‘braai’ originates from the old Dutch colony that existed in South Africa many years ago
What is the difference between a BBQ and a braai?
The main difference between a braai and a BBQ has to be the fire. A braai just isn’t considered a braai if cooked on a gas grill. People will gather around the fire after eating and spend the rest of the day or evening there.
What does braai mean?
to grill or roast
/ (braɪ) Southern African / verb. to grill or roast (meat) over open coals. noun.
What do you serve at a braai in South Africa?
- Potato salad.
- Garlic bread.
- Five-bean salad.
- Roosterkoek.
- Chakalaka.
- Braaied mielies.
- Pap.
What do you bring to a braai?
If you’re invited to a “chop ‘n drop” braai, you’re expected to bring your own meat and wine/beer. If you’re invited to a “bring and braai,” it means the only thing the host is providing is a fire, so bring the rest.
How do you explain a braai to a foreigner?
It is an abbreviation of braaivleis meaning ‘grilled meat’. So, the word is originally from the language and culture of Afrikaner people in Southern Africa. Having a braai is a social custom not only in South Africa but also in Namibia, Zimbabwe, and Zambia.
What is a typical South African breakfast?
For breakfast, most South Africans eat some kind of hot cooked cereal, such as putu pap or pap (cornmeal porridge, similar to grits), served with milk and sugar. However, they enjoy putu pap and mealie bread (cornbread) for any meal of the day.
How do you say barbecue in South Africa?
In South Africa, a braai (plural braais) is a barbecue or grill and is a social custom in much of Southern Africa. The term originated with the Afrikaners, but has since been adopted by South Africans of many ethnic backgrounds.
Is braai a meal?
It’s a social event that gathers people around a fire to watch, smell and share a meal. It’s a place to eat, drink and tell stories for hours. A braai often includes many different types of meat prepared over an open wood fire.
What is braai Etiquette?
Braai etiquette
The host normally grills the meat, while other guests gather around the fire, because, ultimately, a braai is about socialising and mingling.
Can you braai in the rain?
Use an enclosed kettle braai and rig up some protection from the rain, but be careful that any roof covering is well clear of the fire.
What is braai meat?
(Or how to barbeque meat for the rest of us) To “braai” or barbeque (Bar-B-Q) meat is a South African tradition. We usually do it once or twice a week, probably more. It’s a chance to get your friends and/or family together, sip some wine or down a couple of cold ones.