2 lb Lean boneless lamb 1/4 c Soy sauce 1 T Honey 2 T Vinegar 2 T Sherry 2 ea Garlic cloves 1/4 t Ground ginger 1 1/2 c Bouillon Before cooking: Cut the lamb into strips that are 1/8 inch thick, 1/2 inch wide and 3 inches long across the grain. Combine the remaining ingredients (crushing the garlic with a garlic press), and pour the mixture over the meat. Turn the meat to coat it well and let it stand uncovered for 1 hour at room temperature - or covered overnight in the refrigerator. Turn the meat occasionally so it gets seasoned evenly. Weave the meat onto skewers. Broil them about 4 inches from the heat source for about 2 minutes on each side. Makes 8 servings. Calories per serving: 248
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BBQ Japanese Meat Skewers
Our BBQ Japanese Skewers are inspired by Japanese yakitori (yakitori literally means grilled chicken). We just love the strong marinade flavours. Cook these on the barbie before the big game to seriously impress your guests! Full recipe:
Lamb Chops with Rosemary Gravy (loin chops, forequarter, cutlets)
Next level lamb chops - infuse with flavour with a rosemary garlic lamb chop marinade, sear aggressively to create a thick crust, then smother in rosemary gravy. You will lick the plate clean, do the happy dance and wonder why you don't cook lamb chops more often!
Use this recipe for lamb loin chops, forequarter chops, cutlets (rib chops) or lamb leg steaks.
Turkish chicken kebabs / skewers or a.k.a tavuk şiş in Turkey. It is said that the method of cooking meat on skewers over open fire originated on the steppes of Central Asia where the Turkic people originate. This basic concept was refined over time and was brought to the world with the westward migration of Turkic people.
There are different versions of chicken skewers / kebabs and this one is with a marinade made with Turkish yogurt, onion juice, garlic and spices that turns the chicken thighs into succulent, flavorful kebabs. Serve with bulgur or breads like lavash and find out how amazing this chicken kebab is.
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Ingredients: • 1 kg chicken thighs, de-boned • 2 cloves of garlic • 1 onion (pureed) • 2 tsp chili flakes • 1 tsp turmeric • ½ tsp black pepper • ½ tsp dried thyme • 1 tsp cumin • 2 tbsp yogurt • ½ lemon (juice) • 2 tbsp olive oil • 1 tsp salt • 1 tsp tomato paste (optional) • 1 tsp chili paste (optional) • Roasted peppers, tomatoes and onions to serve
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Liver skewers or kebabs are so popular in Turkey, people eat them for breakfast in many Turkish cities. Traditionally liver kebabs are made from lamb's liver and grilled on charcoal. Today we are making an easy version of liver kebabs with calf's liver and using the kitchen oven to grill them. Incredibly delicious and one of the best versions of calf's liver.
Serve with an onion, parsley and sumac, this simple and quick to make kebab will definitely surprise you!
I will also make the more common and traditional lamb liver kebab in the future, which also follows a very similar recipe.
Hope you enjoy this detailed, step by step recipe of this insanely delicious kebab from Turkey!
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Xinjiang style grilled lamb, an iconic street snack in Northern China is delicious. People call them “old Beijing skewers” nowadays. But the food originated in Xinjiang, the largest Chinese administrative division, where the majority of people are ethnically Uighur and religiously Muslim. Lamb skewers, or chuar are similar to Middle Eastern style lamb kebabs, but vary in the size of the cut and the way they're seasoned.