Kabobs are the ultimate in traveling meals. You have your veggies and protein all in one convenient skewer, and you can eat it with one hand. I guess the only danger involved is that stick. Kabobs should have a warning label: Not intended for children under the age of 5.
Because those sticks can quickly become swords when you’re a little kid.
Just sayin’
The chicken in these kabobs was marinated in a luscious lemon thyme marinade , and grilled over a charcoal grill.
Seriously folks… gas grills are nice, but nothing beats real charcoal. And, by charcoal I am meaning actual wood charcoal. Not those briquets that look like little black rocks.
Just for the record.
So: There are two kabob rules:
Not intended for children under 5
Use real wood charcoal
We got our charcoal grill for $15.00 new, and now is the time to get yours. All that summery stuff is on clearance now (because Sept means Halloween in retail land)
So go get your summer bargain hunting on!
Another great thing about kabobs: you can customize them for picky eaters without having to dirty any additional dishes.
Sweet. No extra dishes because Aunt Sally doesn’t like anything that grows from a vine.
I really don’t have instructions to tell you how to make kabobs; chances are if you made a macaroni necklace for your mom as a kid, you can do this.
I trust y’all. Enjoy!
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