
🇿🇦 South AfricaCatalog recipe
A coil of coriander-heavy sausage grilled whole over the coals, never pierced, then cut into soft rolls and buried under sweet-sour tomato-onion smoor.
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On the table in 30 minutes.
One moment where you are juggling two things at once.
For 4 servings.
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Get the coals burning down to a steady medium heat (or preheat a grill to medium).
Lay the whole wors coil directly on the grid and grill, turning gently with two tools — never a fork — for 15–18 minutes total, until browned outside and cooked through.
💡 Piercing wors drains its soul onto the coals. Turn gently, mourn nothing.
Meanwhile, soften the onions in a pan over medium heat.
Add the tomatoes, vinegar and sugar; simmer down into a soft, sweet-sour smoor, about 10 minutes.
Lift the wors off the grill and let it rest a couple of minutes before cutting, so the juices settle.
Cut the coil into roll-length pieces.
Tuck into the rolls and bury under the smoor; eat while both are still warm.
Boerewors has legal minimums (90% meat, prescribed spicing) and cultural maximums. Coiled like destiny on the grid, it is the braai's beating heart and the rugby stadium's perfume.
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