Yaji making is culinary art. One thing I love about yaji is that it upgrades any food that it is paired with... I had a friend who would make rice and beans to be eaten with vegetable oil with fried onions and yaji. It was an awesome combination.
Throwing in a quick comment here - I LOVE Yaji, and suya.
Suya Spot in Peckham used to operate out of what looked like a caravan in a vacant lot on the Peckham Road which is now Hollywood Nail Supply. The dried chilli mix shaken over the grilled goat would take your breath away. I had to asked twice to make sure I really wanted the hot spice, eventually I became a regular.
Something I really I miss is that it was served on newsprint and even the occasional newspaper.
I missed the Peckham Springs suya, drat. I think Suya Express (opposite WIlson's bike shop) is where Suya Spot moved to - the original was in 1990 or so but lasted many years. You could smell the grilling goat for several blocks, hard to walk past without buying some.
Yaji making is culinary art. One thing I love about yaji is that it upgrades any food that it is paired with... I had a friend who would make rice and beans to be eaten with vegetable oil with fried onions and yaji. It was an awesome combination.
Throwing in a quick comment here - I LOVE Yaji, and suya.
Suya Spot in Peckham used to operate out of what looked like a caravan in a vacant lot on the Peckham Road which is now Hollywood Nail Supply. The dried chilli mix shaken over the grilled goat would take your breath away. I had to asked twice to make sure I really wanted the hot spice, eventually I became a regular.
Something I really I miss is that it was served on newsprint and even the occasional newspaper.
I think they were only supposed to be temporary and were a part of Peckham Springs in the summer. But yes, they were excellent!
I missed the Peckham Springs suya, drat. I think Suya Express (opposite WIlson's bike shop) is where Suya Spot moved to - the original was in 1990 or so but lasted many years. You could smell the grilling goat for several blocks, hard to walk past without buying some.