shish kabobs

mactoo · Posted: Jul 13 2011 Post subject: shish kabobs

I was looking for something to do with cheap meat and came up with these. Sirloin steak was on sale for $2.99/ lbs. The grade is Canadian AA or USDA Select.

The marinade was oil, lemon, soy, honey, mirin, worcestershire, hot sauce and homemade steak spice (salt, pepper, garlic powder, onion powder, herbs, chillies ect...)

I mixed all the ingredients together and then started drinking the marinade. After downing 4 ounces I separated the beef and veggies into two bowls and covered them with the sauce and refrigerated it over night.

Just hitting the grill

After a flip

Finishing off

Done and resting

Inside

MacEggs · Posted: Jul 13 2011 Post subject:

Nicely done dude!
My wife keeps wondering when I will do kebobs.
Now I feel a little more motivated.
Thanks for sharing mactoo!
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Griffin · Posted: Jul 13 2011 Post subject:

Those are some killer looking kabobs!

Tug · Posted: Jul 14 2011 Post subject:

Thankyou very much! those look really good. Very Happy

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Curt D · Posted: Jul 15 2011 Post subject:

Oh boy, do those ever look great!

I'm planning on making some shrimp kebobs this weekend. I might just have to go get me a sirloin and try those out too.
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Big Bears BBQ · Posted: Jul 15 2011 Post subject:

Perfect................ that sure would go good with a few cold beers............

mactoo · Posted: Jul 15 2011 Post subject:

Thanks for the positive feedback guys!

Dr Obvious · Posted: Jul 16 2011 Post subject:

Mactoo - those look great.

I'd invite you post a link to a larger version here
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