How to make Chicken Shashlik |SUMMER RECIPES
Today we will be doing chicken shashlik recipe. Its really healthy, vibrant, easy and delicious meal. Not only it looks great, but tastes super yummy, juicy and rich in flavours. Chicken shashlik is a very popular chicken recipe. Chicken pieces are weaved on skewers and then either they are fried or grilled on on hot charcoal.
Try this with other veg too like mushrooms and baby corn. You can also cook this on a barbecue - just make sure the chicken is cooked thoroughly and don't use any leftover marinade to brush the cooked chicken with. Shashlik is basically like a shish kebab, which translates to skewered meat and is a dish that was popular in central and South Asia. But it also became really popular in Soviet Union times, and we have this in Latvia all the time. This is a perfect recipe for Ligo ( Midsummer Latvian Holiday) coming up! Here is a very simple chicken shashlik recipe.
Ingredients
3-4 chicken breasts
1 onion
2-3 tbsp of sour cream
1-2 tbsp of soy sauce
pinch of turmeric
pinch of paprika
pinch of salt
pinch of pepper
pinch of chicken spices ( can be a mix of everything you like, nutmeg, garlic powder, chilly)
Directions
Step 1 : Cut your chicken into small pieces ( like cubes) make sure they are even sizes.
Step 2 : Cut your onion into circles
Step 3 : Add salt, pepper, paprika, turmeric, sour cream , soy sauce and mix everything together. Step 4 : Place in the fridge for 2-3 hours to marinate.
Step 5 : Use wooden skewers and start placing chicken on each skewer, start with chicken, then onion, then chicken and onion and repeat until you run out of chicken.
Step 6 : I am using a stand from my microwave, but you can use your grill or any normal tray. Place your chicken and cook it for 45 min at 180 C / 350 F.
Step 7 : When chicken has become golden colour its ready, serve with salad, fresh tomatoes and enjoy!
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Thanks for the recipe. I will try next weekend
Nice Kabobs!
Mmmm! I love making these on my Steemit BBQ, theres so many different ways and yours sounds delicious @allasyummyfood , i will have to give it a try, thanks for sharing the recipe as well!upped and resteemed , also in my @momskitchen blog!😋😋😋😋
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HAHA such a funny pic!! thanks!
Your welcome, I love Shish Kabobs so I know will love your Shashlik !😋😋😋
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It's easy and good, I definitely have to try the chicken.
Thank you!!
hehe yeah its super summery as well :)
Here is dais very hot in Estonia :)) And I think the best time to make it :)
Mhmmm
Chicken!!
This looks easy enough,don't mind trying it out anytime soon
This was the food I was looking for in Malaysia. They don't know this name and say something else satey or something like that!! Thanks for sharing. I should try it home :D
Great, need to try it :)