This is a beautiful appetizer dish or side dish. It's great for potlucks and it always gets lots of compliments. The key is to use the freshest of ingredients. I buy the fresh basil and tomatoes from my farmer's market or (if it's winter) our local fresh market. NOTE: If you can't find little cherry sized mozzarella, you can buy the large sized balls and cut them into bite sized pieces.
This was really delicious and so easy to make! I made this recently for a BBQ. I used zucchini, instead of the yellow squash, and grape tomatoes, instead of cherry. I also added a small amount (a little less than 1 TBS) of balsamic vinegar. I put all the ingredients into a large ziploc bag, and turned the bag over every so often while refrigerating. At the party, I was too lazy to make the kebobs, so we poured the whole bag (including the marinade) into a bowl, and it was a wonderful, colorful, and delicious side dish!
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Love these kabobs. I made them for a party last night and they were a huge hit. Don't even think about substituting table salt for sea salt -- it's worth the extra purchase if you don't already have some on hand.
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Forgot to review this! Made for a church event. Really easy, travels well and so tasty. I skipped the squash and used chunks of artichoke hearts (canned, not marinated). Lovely. Will make often. Thanks!
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