12 July 2022, 18:54
Aspen Hill AdventuresYum, yum, yum
Just a reminder that summer is kebob season and so easy to make. This is steak cut from my 2021 whitetail buck marinated in vinegar/oil with a variety of seasonings. I brushed the same on when I set these on the grill. Onions and shallots are from my garden. Big crop of them this year. I broke down to buy the mushrooms as my area is in severe drought and will be for many more months. Anyway, delicious, easy. Plenty of leftovers.
13 July 2022, 08:56
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We've been eating shish kebabs quite a bit this summer. We also add tomatoes, green, orange, red and yellow peppers as well. One of my all time favorites!
13 July 2022, 09:12
NormanConquestYes indeed; I add peppers as well. That looks really great, Ann.
13 July 2022, 15:52
Bill/OregonCut it out, Ann!

I had forgotten about kebabs, which are so easy to do on the grill. Haven't felt much like cooking or even eating in this relentless Rolling Plains Texas heat.
13 July 2022, 19:02
Aspen Hill AdventuresI'm not a bell pepper person but yes, for those who like them the additional color would be wonderful. No ripe tomatoes in the garden for me yet.
Kebabs are so easy in the heat and venison does so well prepared this way. Next time I make these I will serve it along with the pickles I just made. See the next topic. Bet that will be very refreshing. All low carb, low calorie for sure which feels light on the stomach in this heat.
Once my tomatoes come in I will serve with fresh slices rather than cooking them.
17 July 2022, 10:53
lavacaI love kebobs and I like tomatoes, onions, peppers and mushrooms on them as well, but one thing I've observed is that the vegetables cook quicker than the meat.
So I skewer the meat alone on their own skewers and the veges on their own skewers. You can take the vege skewers off earlier and When they are all done, I put them all in a serving dish. That's just me.