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Sosaties ist ein traditionelles kap-malaiisches Gericht, dass zu einer festen Einrichtung beim beliebten "Braai" (Barbecue) in ganz Südafrika geworden ist.
Sosaties werden traditionellerweise mit Reis und einer Soße aus der erhitzten Marinade serviert.
Traditionellerweise haben Sosaties immer Speckwürfel auf den Spießen, um das Fleisch saftig zu halten und den Geschmack zu intensivieren.
The term sosaties comes from the Malay words sate, meaning "spiced sauce" and sesaste, meaning "skewered meat." Early Cape spellings of the word range from soesaties to sasaties to sassatees.
While the traditional sosaties are prepared from lamb, chicken is increasingly popular.
When ready to grill the chicken pieces, remove them from the marinade, drain them, place them on skewers, and grill over hot coals or under the broiler for 10 minutes, turning once, or until the chicken is cooked through.