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Lamb seared over high heat with onion and chili β Sudan's celebration-day grilled meat.
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Shaiyah is grilled meat made on Sudanese celebration days: small pieces of lamb are seared over high heat with onion, chili, and salt. On Eid al-Adha (the Feast of Sacrifice), it's made in nearly every home with the meat of the sheep slaughtered there. It's eaten with salad and bread.
Cut the lamb into small cubes.
Heat a heavy frying pan over high heat, add oil, spread out the meat, and sear.
When the fat renders, add the onion wedges and chopped chili.
Season with salt and pepper and cook until the onion softens.
Squeeze over lime and serve with bread.