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Showing posts with label Bar-b-q. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bar-b-q. Show all posts

Saturday, July 13, 2013

Steak or Chicken and Veggie Kabobs




What you need: 
3 to 4 small steaks of your choice or 12 to 14 marinated boneless skinless chicken tenderloins
Lawry's garlic and black pepper marinate
1 zucchini
1 yellow squash
1 sweet yellow onion
baby red potatoes
6 to 12 mushroom cut into quarters
Green bell pepper
Red, yellow or orange bell pepper
Metal kabob sticks

What to do:
1. Cut steaks into bite size chunks, approximately 1 inch squares.
Then place in container with lid and coat entirely with Lawry's garlic and black pepper marinate.
I used the entire bottle.
2. Cut zucchini and squash into slices, approximately 1/2 inch thick.
3. Cut onion into large bite size chunks.
4. Boil baby red potatoes for about 10 minutes, until tender.
5. Cut mushrooms into quarters which should be large chunks.
6.Cut bell peppers into bite size chunks.

  Once all the items above are cut have fun loading the kabobs with what you like best.  We made these for our 4th of July celebration.  It was a fun way to bar-b-q and felt like a special treat!
The kabobs can be done ahead of time or you can have all the items out and let people load their own kabobs with what they like best.  These were so delicious, healthy and really good to eat!
Another twist on these is to marinate chicken using the grilled chicken marinade recipe that is listed under the "chicken" label.  After the chicken has marinated, you can cut into bite size chunks and place them on the kabob sticks with a variety of vegetables.
 We did steak and chicken and they were both wonderful. 


Tuesday, April 2, 2013

Grilled Chicken Marinade


This is so easy and really delicious.  We discovered it years ago and its 
been a family favorite ever since.



What you need:

10 to 20 boneless skinless chicken tenderloins
1 can fresca
1/2 cup soy sauce (or 3/4 cup if you like a stronger flavor)
1/4 cup oil

What to do:
Combine fresca, soy sauce, and oil.  Mix gently and add chicken. For best,
 results marinate overnight.  Now your set to grill.  
This can be done on your outside grill or on an indoor grill
 (like a George Foreman, etc.).


The first time we had this, it was used with turkey breast fillets.  
It was delicious and now we use it on a regular basis with chicken.
I like to make an extra big batch so that I have chicken leftover to use in another meal
 (tacos, fajitas, pasta or salads . . .)