Uncle Tim's curry cumin sosaties🍴

Name: Uncle Tim's curry cumin sosaties🍴
Yield: 6 servings
Cuisine: South African
Ingredients: 500 g cubed pork meat; 500 g cubed lamb meat; 2 liters brown wine vinager; Olive oil; 2 tsp Cumin seeds; Salt; 2 tsp Mustard seeds; 5 cloves garlic; 1 and a half sachets mild curry powder; 1 can apricot jam; 1 bottle Mrs Balls Chutney; 7-8 onions; 3 large green peppers

Daniella Kueck @cook_23373688

Inspired by my uncle Tim's family sosatie recipe with a bit of a twist. It's a flavour that you'll never forget! #heritageday

Daniella Kueck @cook_23373688

Inspired by my uncle Tim's family sosatie recipe with a bit of a twist. It's a flavour that you'll never forget! #heritageday

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Ingredients

5-7 days

6 servings

500 gcubed pork meat
500 gcubed lamb meat
2 litersbrown wine vinager
Olive oil
2 tspCumin seeds
Salt
2 tspMustard seeds
5 clovesgarlic
1and a half sachets mild curry powder
1 canapricot jam
1 bottleMrs Balls Chutney
7-8onions
3large green peppers

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Steps

5-7 days

1

The most important part of the recipe is to let the meat marinade for at least 5 days for best flavour results. Start by lightly frying a copped onion in half a centimeter of olive oil until it starts to sweat.
2

Then add garlic, salt, cumin seeds, mustard seeds, and curry powder and continue to lightly fry for about 3-4min or until the onion is golden brown, making sure not to burn the ingredients.
3

Add 2 liters of brown vinegar and bring to a boil.
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Add can of apricot jam and bottle of chutney, bringing to boil and reducing for about 40-50min to reduce the vinegar and thicken the marinade, stirring occasionally to make sure that it doesn't stick.
5

Whilst letting the marinade cool down completely, chop up the rest of the onions into nice square sizes slightly larger than the size of your meat and add them into the cold marinade.
6

In a big dish with the cubed meat mix, pour onions and marinade over and mix. Allow the meat to marinade for at least 4-6 days. The longer, the better, stirring every day or two.
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When ready, soak a few wooden skewers is water to prevent them from splitting during the cooking cooking process.
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In the meantime, cut up 3-4 fresh large green peppers into large squares.
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When the skewers have soaked, start skewering the meat, alternating between onion, green pepper and meat until all has been skewered. Don't be shy with the amount of onion and green pepper that you use!
10

When cooking, on the braai is the best. Serve with a potato salad, and enjoy!