Sheekh Kebab
Posted by Nerdyy
200th post *clap clap clap*
Of course long weekend for the 4th of July means a lot of grilling - here is one of them.
Sheekh Kebab
1. One pound of ground beef (you can use ground lamb/chicken/turkey or even tofu -with tofu u would need binders e.g egg/flour something)
2. Two large onions
3. One whole garlic
4. Two square inch of ginger
5. About 5-10 thai peppers
6. Two tsp cumin powder
7. Three tsp coriander powder
8. Two tsp aamchoor powder
9. Two tsp ground chillies
10. Salt
Lightly blend onions garlic and ginger in a blender/food processor. Drain it of excess water (critically important step) and then incorporate into ground meat, along with spices and salt. Chop thai peppers and mix it with the meat and spice mix. Let it sit for a couple of hours. Wrap the meat around the skewers, fire up grill and cook it on the grill. Be sure to let it cook on one side before trying to turn over on the grill, otherwise it will stick to the grill. Enjoy with naan (I used frozen naans cooked on the grill)
One of my Kebabs crumbled - my fault I used 97% lean meat - next time I'll use a fattier ground meat for a better binding.
Enjoy the Kebabs with some chilled beer :D
Of course long weekend for the 4th of July means a lot of grilling - here is one of them.
Sheekh Kebab
1. One pound of ground beef (you can use ground lamb/chicken/turkey or even tofu -with tofu u would need binders e.g egg/flour something)
2. Two large onions
3. One whole garlic
4. Two square inch of ginger
5. About 5-10 thai peppers
6. Two tsp cumin powder
7. Three tsp coriander powder
8. Two tsp aamchoor powder
9. Two tsp ground chillies
10. Salt
Lightly blend onions garlic and ginger in a blender/food processor. Drain it of excess water (critically important step) and then incorporate into ground meat, along with spices and salt. Chop thai peppers and mix it with the meat and spice mix. Let it sit for a couple of hours. Wrap the meat around the skewers, fire up grill and cook it on the grill. Be sure to let it cook on one side before trying to turn over on the grill, otherwise it will stick to the grill. Enjoy with naan (I used frozen naans cooked on the grill)
Kebabs on da grill |
Yumm ! |
Enjoy the Kebabs with some chilled beer :D
Oye hoye :O Is this what you ran off to do shopping for? :W
ReplyDeleteLookin' good, I hazard to say :D (beef pshhh)
tasted good too :D
Deleteyes :P among other things :D
yeah yeah beef pshh ...hence i put in other options :D
DeleteOh and - damn man you're really moving it! 200 posts :O congratulations :D and keep them coming :)
ReplyDeletekeep the kababs coming :unsure :P
DeleteUm, NO. lol
Deleteunless you make paneer kababs for your female audience whose preference swing thataway hmph!
next time chicken tikkas :P ... me make paneer kebabs hmm :D
Delete200 posts wow ..*clap clap clap* .. and kababs *looking other side :p
ReplyDeletety ty ... no im not making paneer tikkas :P
Deleteman, you sure do have a way with the ladies *rollseyes*
DeleteLOLLL i can sense the sarcasm dripping from ur words *hands over kleenex*
Deletewhy cant i read nerdyy's not ..yay nerdyy is making paneer tikkas ..*yum* *yum*
ReplyDeleteLOLLL ... very clever :P
Deletethat matar paneer i made once might be the only time i consciously make veggie food :P
DeleteYou forgot the Pasta with Spinach, Feta Cheese and Kalamata Olives
Deleteoh yeah that too :D LOLLL ... hmm did i put anchovies in there or not :unsure
DeleteAgain not a big fan of anything minced :/ but ekdum restaurant quality looks .... :D
ReplyDeleteKya baat hai Guru ji... lotsa cooking shooking lately :O
He brought his gf home from Paris (the one he put a lock on)
DeleteLOLL twas 4th of july long weekend :D
DeleteLol Gf :o
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