Recipes TOTALLY COOL TORTILLA TOASTIES

TOTALLY COOL TORTILLA TOASTIES

Prep 20 mins
Cooking 20 mins
Serves 3-6

Cooking outdoors is one of the myriad pleasures that summer offers. The humble ‘braaibroodjie’ (or 'BBQ Sarmie' for our non-locals) is always a winner around the braai fire/ BBQ. At its simplest, it’s just bread, tomato and onion sandwiched together and popped in a grid over the coals. But why not take that idea and run with it a bit – in the form of stuffed tortilla braaibroodjies. Instead of bread use wraps, and instead of the usual tomato and onion, turn it into a complete meal by stuffing the wraps with cheese, meat, veggies and even fruit. A liberal dusting of your favourite Cape Herb & Spice spice blend is the finishing touch before you clamp it in a grid and place it on the braai fire. Here are a few ideas to put you on the path to oozy melting cheesy deliciousness.

- METHOD -

- Garlic & Herb Tortilla Braaibroodjie -

Cape Herb & Spice’s Garlic and Herb Shaker Seasoning forms the backdrop for indulgent Mediterranean flavours. Think tomatoes, olives, artichokes, salami, anchovy, green pepper... they all work. Of course a very large handful of grated mozzarella is called for along with a scattering of torn fresh basil.

- Louisiana Cajun Tortilla Braaibroodjie -

Augment the spicy hit of Cape Herb & Spice’s Louisiana Cajun Rub Seasoning with smoky bacon bits, flaked chicken, red onion, red pepper, coriander and a mix of cheddar and mozzarella cheese.

- Sriracha Chilli Tortilla Braaibroodjie -

The sweet, sour and hot notes of Cape Herb & Spice’s Sriracha Chilli are perfectly paired with spring onions, coriander, tinned tuna and pineapple. Add mozzarella and you have yourself a tunamelt sandwich with a difference!

Best enjoyed eaten outdoors alongside the fire and even better - under the stars - enjoy. 

Recipe concept & photography by Lizet Hartley.

Lizet Hartley is a freelance stills and reel food stylist, food photographer and recipe developer. In her spare time she – rather predictably – cooks. Get more of her recipes on her blog at http://www.melkkos-merlot.co.za

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