Garlic Herb: Infused Skewers (#4)

"A great way to lightly flavor your food from the inside. Anything that can be "skewered" will have a little extra flavor. The possibilities are endless. This is one of many choices. Check out my others."
 
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Ready In:
5mins
Ingredients:
8
Serves:
12
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ingredients

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directions

  • Mix marinade and pour into a a small cookie sheet pan to ft the wooden skewers.
  • Soak the skewers in liquid for one hour.
  • Then skewer your choice of food, fish, chicken, tofu, vegetables, cook on the grill or indoors if you prefer. A little trick so the skewers don`t burn is to hang them over the edge of the grill or wrap them in foil.

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Reviews

  1. Very good! I was surprised at how much flavor these actually gave to the food. I used them for shrimp and they had a nice subtle but noticable flavor. Thanks, Rita.
     
  2. i made these tonight as is recomended with Recipe #229266. I was skeptical at first about how much flavor it really could add. I used water instead of the wine, and i didnt have any rosemary - but the flavor really did carry through to the veggies on the skewers. Very easy to do since i usually soak wooden skewers anyways - i cant wait to try out some of the other flavors you have posted!
     
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  1. i made these tonight as is recomended with Recipe #229266. I was skeptical at first about how much flavor it really could add. I used water instead of the wine, and i didnt have any rosemary - but the flavor really did carry through to the veggies on the skewers. Very easy to do since i usually soak wooden skewers anyways - i cant wait to try out some of the other flavors you have posted!
     

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