Stokbrood is a South African staple. Take it to the next level using Barrett’s Ridge Italian Cheese mix and adding these surprisingly complementary flavours.
Traditional stokbrood (literally, bread on a stick) is made by wrapping the dough around a skewer and roasting it over the fire. Here, common stokbrood is given a little more panache. The saltiness of the biltong is perfectly balanced by the sweet fig preserve and the rich flavour of brie.
Place all the Beer Bread mix in a bowl and rub in the butter using your fingertips. Once the mixture resembles breadcrumbs, gradually cut in the yoghurt using a butter knife until a dough forms.
Divide into tennis-ball-sized portions, roll into long strips and twist around skewers or sticks
Place brie into a heat proof pan.
Top with fresh figs and biltong and then drizzle with the syrup.
Place pan directly onto hot coals and leave until cheese is oozy and melted.
While the cheese is melting, braai the stokbrood over the coals, turning occasionally, until slightly charred and cooked through.
Serve with the melted brie.
Stokbrood is a South African staple. Take it to the next level using Barrett’s Ridge Italian Cheese mix and adding these surprisingly complementary flavours.
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