Mama Sita's BBQ Marinade Mix 50g

Mama Sita's BBQ marinade mix for Philippine style barbecue

Mama Sita's BBQ Marinade Mix is a 50g packet of seasoning for Philippine style barbecue. The current listing describes a spicier version of its barbecue recipe with a slightly sweet taste. Cane sugar, garlic powder and black pepper are all named in the ingredients, and the garlic powder is listed at 26.2%. Together, those details give a clearer sense of this particular dry mix than the word barbecue alone. It is intended for marinating food you choose, not a ready made sauce or a prepared skewer.

The packet is described as suitable for different types of meat, and the old product information identifies the Philippines as its country of origin. If you are putting together the ingredients for a Filipino barbecue meal, browse our Filipino groceries collection. For other dry flavourings you might compare, take a look at the spices collection. This is a single retail packet, so you can choose the named mix for the meal you have in mind without treating it as a bulk catering ingredient. The flavour of the finished barbecue will also depend on the meat, cooking method and any sauce you decide to serve with it.

Marinate and cook with Mama Sita's barbecue mix

The existing recipe suggests sprinkling one 50g pouch over meat cutlets, mixing well and marinating for at least one hour. It then describes threading the meat onto barbecue sticks and grilling or pan frying until done. That gives you a straightforward starting point for the mix, but the actual packet should be checked for the most current directions and recommended quantities. Cook your chosen meat thoroughly using guidance appropriate to it. A marinade changes the flavour of the food, but it does not replace careful handling and cooking.

If you prefer pan frying, the old directions mention using a little oil; browse our cooking oil collection while planning the meal. For another flavour at the table, the existing page suggests Mama Sita's barbecue sauce for dipping, sold separately, and our sauces collection offers choices to browse. You could serve the cooked meat on skewers as the example describes, or choose a different presentation that fits your meal. Since the mix already contains salt and sugar, check the taste and the packet directions before adding more seasoning. Store the unopened seasoning in a cool, dry place according to the old listing.

Shop Filipino barbecue seasoning at Asian Grocery UK

Asian Grocery UK lists this product as Mama Sita's BBQ Marinade Mix 50g, making it clear what you are buying when you plan a barbecue meal. Explore our seasoning and ingredients collection for more cooking essentials alongside it. The packet contains the marinade mix, while the meat, skewers, oil and dipping sauce in the recipe are additional ingredients or equipment. Keeping that distinction clear makes shopping for the whole meal less of a guessing game.

The nutrition figures below are the old listing's values per 100g of dry mix, not per prepared portion of barbecue. Its energy line has an unclear joule unit, so only the stated calorie figure is reproduced. The allergen note says to look for bold ingredients, yet the displayed ingredient list has no bold text. If you need to check allergens or dietary suitability, read the physical packet before using it. There is no dated best before value in the existing page, so the packet is also the place to find that information. Start with the stated garlic, sweetness and pepper profile, then let your chosen recipe decide the final plate.