With a piece of skirt left that needs eating.. And we have been a little steaked out recently! I needed to turn it into something quite delicate..
What better than super soft kebab?
Minced the steak.. Also mincing the last of the parsley, the coriander, two chilli’s, a thumb of ginger, a stick of horseradish, garlic cloves and white onions.. All together!
This already smells amazing ..
Adding lamb shawarma spices and the juice of a tangerine.. And putting it back through the mincer..
NOW it really smells amazing! 👌👏
That just needs to relax in the magic oven for a while to really let all those tastes have a party..
Cora Murley decided it was a good time to relax also..
Hmmmm
Ok..
It’s time to eat ..
Squish the kebabs onto a metal pole.. This was the handle of a ladle.. This is to give them them hole in the middle that allows great cooking..
These are being grilled very slowly ..
They will need a little turning as they brown yet lee the heat real gentle.. You don’t really want them to crisp up..
A salad of pink Indian onion , carrot tomato and cos leaves.. Tossed in olive oil and fruit chaat spices.. Stinky yet tasty!
Served on paper thin lebanese bread..
With Chimchurri of course and a cucumber and mint natural yoghurt number..
Great eating !!
Just finished off with a sirop waffle and a cup of hot tea..
Categories: Cows, Dinners/Suppers, previous posts, Recipes
Delicious! The flavours sounds great together! 🙂
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Does that poor dog have to sit there and smell everything you cook with no way to reach it?
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Both of em! They get well fed though
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I bet! That’s good! 😉
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More meat? Why not! Yes please! 🙂
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Keep going!
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You are such a great cook, Mr. Fritz. The kebobs look so amazingly delicious. 🙂
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Ahh shucks!!!
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I see color! What an amazing dish here I can almost taste and smell it myself. What are “cos” leaves?
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Thanks!! Cos is a type of lettuce
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