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Goat skewers grilled over charcoal — a staple of Rwandan bars and gatherings.
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Brochettes are one of Rwanda's most popular dishes: goat, beef, or sometimes fish is skewered and grilled over charcoal. At bars at night and family gatherings, they're eaten with fried potatoes or grilled bananas and dipped in pili-pili (chili oil). They're essential wherever people gather to talk.
Cut the meat into 3cm cubes and marinate 1 hour with the grated garlic, lemon juice, 1 tbsp oil, salt, and pepper.
Cut the onion and green pepper large and thread onto skewers alternating with the meat.
Grill over charcoal or under a grill for 15 minutes, turning.
Warm the chopped chili in 2 tbsp oil to make chili oil.
Serve with fried potatoes and the chili oil.