“A braaibroodjie is your chance in life to have your bread buttered on both sides”… Jan Braai


 

“A braaibroodjie is your chance in life to have your bread buttered on both sides”… Jan Braai

 


 

Latest braai recipes

Beef

JAN BRAAI CHILLI CON CARNE WITH NACHOS

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PULLED PORK SERVED WITH TACOS, BURRITO, QUESADILLA, AND ENCHILADA

Beef
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CEASAR FILLET BURGER

Fish
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CEVICHE WITH FRESH TORTILLAS AND BRAAI SALSA

Bread
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MACARONI AND CHEESE BRAAIBROODJIE

Beef
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THE BIG BURGER

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Upcoming events

Jan Braai cycle tour

6 – 9 May 2021

Join Jan Braai on a three-day gravel ride, that will take you into the Klein Karoo and on the luxury ride of a lifetime.

Price: R30 000 for a team of two.

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National Braai Tour

4 – 10 Sept 2021

Successfully taking people from all over the world on #Braaitour since 2014, we are excited and looking forward to the seventh edition in 2020.

Price: R7500 per person, space is limited to 60 teams of four.

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The Jan Braai Marathon

15 – 17 Oct 2021

The Jan Braai Marathon is a three-day trail and vineyard run totalling 42km that takes place in the Breedekloof Wine Valley just outside Cape Town.

Price: R3500 per person, excluding accommodation.

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Testimonials

Curiously, an unknown figure like Jan Scannell… has suddenly become a name familiar to millions of lips as he has become an agent of change who wants to see people “burn the past into blackness”….. He epitomises the spirit of concerned people who want to shape the cultural direction that the country should take…

SANDILE MEMELA (THE STAR 29/09/2007)


 

… what Jan Scannell had in mind with the Braai Day initiative… is nurturing and embracing a common South African culture, which is shared across all races and genders. Not one South African person can tell you that they have never witnessed a braai. Even in rural areas they light a fire and put their meat on it to cook.

ARCHBISHOP DESMOND TUTU (THE TIMES 12/09/2008)