Beef kabobs
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Beef kabobs
Thanks to my son singing in the evening church service tonight, it was a madhouse getting these done. And the outlaws were over for dinner, so that made it even more fun.
The beef was marinated in a Balsamic Vinaigrette salad dressing for 4 hours. I didn’t use much dressing, so I wasn’t worried about a long marinate time. Besides, the beef I used needed the extra tenderizing time.
As for the veg, peppers and onions were precooked on the stove prior to grilling them. This was just to make sure they’d be fully cooked, not half-raw once the rest of it was done. Tomatoes and mushrooms got no special treatment, just skewered up and thrown on the heat.
Sides were nothing too fancy. A basic rice pilaf, cream cheese queso w/ chips, and a little leftover guac.
Dessert was, by request, more funnel cakes. I had better results this time, though. When I went by the restaurant supply store, I bought a “professionalâ€
The beef was marinated in a Balsamic Vinaigrette salad dressing for 4 hours. I didn’t use much dressing, so I wasn’t worried about a long marinate time. Besides, the beef I used needed the extra tenderizing time.
As for the veg, peppers and onions were precooked on the stove prior to grilling them. This was just to make sure they’d be fully cooked, not half-raw once the rest of it was done. Tomatoes and mushrooms got no special treatment, just skewered up and thrown on the heat.
Sides were nothing too fancy. A basic rice pilaf, cream cheese queso w/ chips, and a little leftover guac.
Dessert was, by request, more funnel cakes. I had better results this time, though. When I went by the restaurant supply store, I bought a “professionalâ€
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Rob, after seeing your Kabobs, I have to try some. For me it is just one of those things I never think of. Looks easy enough. I think I could do it.
I didn't' see anything there I wouldn't eat. I don't want to do your dishes though. CF
I didn't' see anything there I wouldn't eat. I don't want to do your dishes though. CF
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Thanks for the comments, y'all.
Thanks, James. Usually I'm cleaning up as I cook, so I don't have a huge mess after the meal. This time, too much was going on to do that.
A lot more than that. That ring is about 4 inches deep, and the oil just covers the top. Best advantage with that much oil is the temps stay rock-steady. I can make one, pull it off, and pour another just that fast. But, I think the deeper oil may help with the individual strands cooking, but I dunno. I may try 1" next time and see what happens.
JamesB wrote:Those look great! And BTW, that is what my kitchen looks like after every meal...
Thanks, James. Usually I'm cleaning up as I cook, so I don't have a huge mess after the meal. This time, too much was going on to do that.
JamesB wrote:About those funnel cakes. How much oil did you have in the pot? I only use about 1" of oil and get great results. Just wondering...
A lot more than that. That ring is about 4 inches deep, and the oil just covers the top. Best advantage with that much oil is the temps stay rock-steady. I can make one, pull it off, and pour another just that fast. But, I think the deeper oil may help with the individual strands cooking, but I dunno. I may try 1" next time and see what happens.
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TX Sandman wrote:Thanks for the comments, y'all.JamesB wrote:I may try 1" next time and see what happens.
Well truth be told, I ain't never made any no my fish/turkey fryers... Only in the house in either a big cast iron dutch oven or a big ol' cast iron skillet... Sure your method works just fine, I was just wondering...
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