Savory Fire Grilled Chicken Kabobs: Marinade Recipe Included!

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A while back, The Missus came up with a delicious marinade we use for beef filet kabobs. Last night, I thought we'd give it a try on some boneless chicken thighs. After mixing up the marinade, we put the chicken in it for a few hours, then threaded the chicken on the skewers:

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Fired up my new chimney starter:

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Put the kabobs on indirect:

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After about 10 mins, I put them on direct:

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I also brushed the kabobs periodically with the remaining marinade.

Here they are off the fire and ready to be served:

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We were not disappointed - the marinade was as good on chicken as it is with beef!

Here's the recipe:

Savory Kabob Marinade for Beef or Chicken


3 cloves garlic, minced
2 teaspoons paprika
½ teaspoon New Mexico chile powder
1/2 teaspoon ground turmeric
1 teaspoon ground cumin
1 teaspoon sea salt
1/2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
1 tbsp lemon juice
1/3 cup red wine vinegar
1/2 cup olive oil

Blend all ingredients in blender till smooth. Adjust salt to taste if necessary. Marinate beef or chicken pieces for at least 2 hours in marinade. One batch of marinade is enough for 1-1.5lbs of meat.
 
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Thanks Moose! Those look and sound awesome! Maybe it's the time of year, or maybe it's that I've been seeing a lot of kabobs on tv lately, but I've really been in the mood for chicken kabobs. I'll definitely be trying your marinade soon!
 
You're angling for that kebob grill thingee aren't you?

Looks fanfarkingtastic and I have no doubt it tasted fanfarkingtastic - thanks for putting up the recipe! :thumb:
 
You're angling for that kebob grill thingee aren't you?

Looks fanfarkingtastic and I have no doubt it tasted fanfarkingtastic - thanks for putting up the recipe! :thumb:

Yes, I'm thinking about that kebab grill thingee...just may check it out!
 
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Looks sooooo delicious Moose!! Thanks for sharing your recipe too!
 
Me too but I can only afford open office...:rolleyes:

Thanks Moose and a great looking cook!
 
Man, that sure looks terrific, and the recipe, thanks Moose!
 
Thanks for the link Moose, that's def on my try list.
The Chili powder may be a problem,brand specific

Titch, the chile powder can be just ground mild red New Mexico chiles. If these are not available or any other approximation, PM me and we'll get you set up.

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