LB’s skewers
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Topic: LB’s skewers
Posted By: TCLouis
Subject: LB’s skewers
Date Posted: 18 May 2009 at 15:45
LB's shish kebab
Items needed
1 10" 1-2 inch diameter squash (yellow or zuchinni)
I large bell pepper
1 large yellow pepper
1 large red pepper
(Poblano, hot, or green chili peppers to your tastes)
1-2 large sweet onions (Vidalia, Walla Walla, or Peru Sweet)
approximately 1-1.5 pounds of meat
Take
any meat, (preferably wild game) and slice so that you have piece 1.5"
by 1.5" by 1/4-3'8' thick. It should be cut so that that the thickness
is cut crosswise to the grain to the meat.
Thoroughly mix 1/3 cup
Italian dressing with 2 tablespoons of low sodium soy sauce, 2
teaspoons of Worcestshire Sauce and 1/2 teaspoon of Lawry's Seasoning
Salt. This adds flavor, not sure if it tenderizes diddly squat.
Add the meat to the marinade and allow to set 1 hour to 2 hours stir to mix occasionally.
Cut
peppers and onion so that they are roughly 1" by whatever I cut the
peppers in half in the middle and then cut that about1" wide.
Cut squash about 1/4" thick
Skewer
alternating ingredients on whatever skewers you might have (I use
metal) and cook covered over a bed of hot ( all gray) charcoal with
cover ( I use a Lil Smokey, or Smokey Joe. It is the baby version of
Weber Kettle Grill).
This should make 6-7 skewers
Cook
for 6-8 minutes, turn over and cook for 6- 8 minutes on the other side!
One can use the marinade for basting early on, but not towards the end
because it has been in contact with raw meat.
Serve over a bed of freshly cooked rice.
One skewer plus rice will satisfy me, one and a half will make me pleasantly overfed.
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