Nigerian Suya (spicy beef kabobs)
Two days ago I saw a photo of Suya and since been wanting to make some.
I ended up making the Suya seasoning also once I realized I already had everything for it in my kitchen.
- onion powder
- garlic powder
- paprika
- ginger powder
- cayenne powder
- blended roasted peanuts
- chicken bouillon powder
I cut the meat and soaked the sticks. Let the meat marinate for an hour and put it in the oven.
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Nigerian Suya is a popular street food, well-loved for its bold flavors and smoky aroma. The preparation involves marinating skewered beef in a unique blend of spices, including onion, garlic, and cayenne pepper, which creates its signature heat. Traditionally, Suya is cooked over an open flame or grill, adding a charred flavor that is irresistible. When making Suya at home, it’s essential to allow the meat to marinate for at least an hour or more, as this enhances the taste. If you prefer a spicier kick, adjust the cayenne pepper amount to suit your palate. Additionally, don’t forget the importance of using quality cut beef and allowing it enough time on the grill for that perfect tenderness. To serve, Suya is typically accompanied by sliced onions and tomatoes, along with spicy pepper sauce to elevate its flavor. This dish not only brings comfort but also evokes memories of gatherings and celebrations in Nigeria. Whether it’s for a family dinner or a backyard barbecue, Nigerian Suya is sure to be the star of the meal, bringing a taste of Nigeria to your table.








Can you substitute the nuts or make it without them. Allergic to nuts