Braai Marinade

The braai marinade is a flavourful sauce used to marinade meats, poultry, or vegetables before grilling over an open flame, as it is traditional in South African braais or oven grilled. It combines oil, vinegar, herbs, spices, garlic, and has a bold sweetness. The marinade helps tenderize the food, adds depth of flavour, and enhances the smoky taste from the grill elevating the food while keeping it juicy and tender. The braai marinade is a reflection of culture and community and it transforms simple ingredients into dishes that carry smoky, bold flavours, turning every braai into not only a meal but an experience that celebrates togetherness, tradition, and the joy of sharing food around the fire

How it can be used

Meat preparation – Coat or baste beef, lamb, fish or chicken and a different variety of seafood’s and let it rest for a few hours before cooking Vegetable grilling – Toss vegetables like peppers, mushrooms, or corn in the marinade before putting them on the braai Basting – Brush onto food while it cooks to keep it moist and boost flavour Sandwich & Burger Enhancement – Spread on rolls, burgers, or wraps for an extra smoky, tangy flavour or mix into pulled meat for sandwiches or sliders Breakfast Twist – Drizzle over scrambled eggs, omelettes, or hash browns or pair with sausages, beef rashes or fried mushrooms for a braai-inspired breakfast