Braaivleis South African term for "barbecues". It is also called Tshisanyamas which means "burn the meat". South African barbecues is made from anything including ostrich meat to Boerewors (the famous South African sausage).
Weekend is "barbecue time" in South Africa where the country's residents grill different kinds of meats over burning charcoals
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