I created this blog to document my numerous creative cooking adventures. I try to experiment with different cuisines using local Nigerian substitute(where available).I think the word that qualifies most of my recipe is "Glocal" I make both indigenous and continental meals that incorporates mostly ingredients I can find within my environment. Don't expect to find complicated recipes here just simple homemade meals.
Monday, April 8, 2013
Suya and Suasage Shawarma
Have you ever craved for suya and pita bread? I recently craved for both.
I thought about eating both of them just like eating suya and bread but it didn't call to me ... what would that taste like?? Donno!!!
I thought of so many ways to make a meal out of suya and pita bread without making shawarma. All the ideas that came to me didn't make me drool. Finally I had to give up and settled for a shawarma that I made with suya. I added chicken suasage for a more meaty meal. It was delicious, the suya and chicken combined beautifully well.
This was super easy to make and it made a great dinner for my family. Below is the list of ingredients
Ingredients
Pita or Lebanese bread
Suya (lots of suya)
Chicken sausage, 2 for each shawarma
Shredded Cabbage, Lettuce, Carrots
Slices Tomatoes
Lettuce
Sliced Onions
Mayonnaise
Ketchup
Salt
1. Gently fry the chicken sausage in a tablespoon of oil, set aside
2. Cut the suya into tiny bits
3. Lay a pita bread flat on a clean surface put the suya to one corner of the bread add the sausage on the same side.
4. Put the veggies on top the meat
5. One neat trick I do with the mayonnaise is to add a bit of sprite to the mayonnaise mix it up.
6. Drop dollops of mayonnaise with a little ketchup on the meat, roll from the side that has the meat to the other side.
7. Tuck one end of the bread and place on top of a sandwich press for about 2 minutes.
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