Best Ever Skirt Steak and Bacon Wrapped Chicken Kabobs
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This was inspired by my 10 year old son who wanted bacon wrapped chicken, but it was my husband that I caught "licking the plate" at the end of the night....ENJOY... This is simple enough for family, but good enough for a BBQ with company....
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ingredients
- 1 large skirt steak
- 4 boneless skinless chicken cutlets
- 1 1⁄2 cups teriyaki sauce (I recommend SoyVay with sesame seeds)
- 3 tablespoons sesame seeds (if needed)
- 1 cup white vermouth (sherry may work too)
- 5 tablespoons garlic, chopped
- 1 onion, diced
- 8 slices bacon (or whatever you need to wrap chicken)
- lemon juice
directions
- Trim all excess fat from skirt steak and slice into kabob sized slices. (I made mine about 1 inch thick so they would come out medium-well when done) Cut chicken into pieces that corresponds to the cooking time of the steak. (Again, mine were about 1 1/2 inch cubes).
- Combine teriyaki sauce, vermouth, garlic and onion in a large bowl. Add meats and marinate 4-6 hours, turning occasionally. Meanwhile, soak wooden skewers in water until ready to make kabobs.
- When ready, wrap 1/2 slice bacon around each piece of chicken. Make kabobs by alternating steak and chicken on skewers, making sure to stab through the bacon to keep it wrapped around the chicken.
- Cook over med-high heat on BBQ, turning once, cooking about 15 minutes total. Baste with leftover marinade, and squirt with lemon juice during cooking.
- If you cant find teriyaki sauce with sesame seeds, add lots of sesame seeds to the marinade -- I dont know if it makes a difference, but why take the chance for such a small thing. I found Soy Vay to be the absolute best brand of teriyaki sauce.
- Time does not include marinating time, but the prep is so quick that I did all of it while getting my kids out the door for school in the morning. Then, after setting up the kabobs I refrigerated them until ready to cook that evening.
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"This was inspired by my 10 year old son who wanted bacon wrapped chicken, but it was my husband that I caught "licking the plate" at the end of the night....ENJOY...
This is simple enough for family, but good enough for a BBQ with company...."
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I am speechless, this dish was that good. I chose to follow this recipe exact for the sesame seeds, which we were out of, darn. The skirt steak and chicken melted in your mouth. This has to be one of our top recipes I have ever made. Very easy also to make, it just does not get any better.
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OMGosh! This Was Sooooooooo Delish! Both daughters were having their boyfriends over on saturday and I was looking for something yummy to grill. It was a huge Hit! I used sirloin steak instead of the skirt steak because they were over $5 a lb and so thin so I bought some very lean thick sirloin and marinated both meats two days. I didn't have any vermouth and I had to add the sesame seeds in. I also added chunks of green and red bell peppers when I skewered the meat. I used cheap thin bacon and it worked very well. DH brushed the kabobs as directed while cooking. The flavor was amazing and the meat so tender. I served it with yellow rice and buttered grilled corn. I can not wait to make this again. Next time I will add some pineapple to the kabobs along with the peppers. Thank you so much for posting such a yummy easy recipe! Definitely make this for company, they will be impressed!
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OMGosh! This Was Sooooooooo Delish! Both daughters were having their boyfriends over on saturday and I was looking for something yummy to grill. It was a huge Hit! I used sirloin steak instead of the skirt steak because they were over $5 a lb and so thin so I bought some very lean thick sirloin and marinated both meats two days. I didn't have any vermouth and I had to add the sesame seeds in. I also added chunks of green and red bell peppers when I skewered the meat. I used cheap thin bacon and it worked very well. DH brushed the kabobs as directed while cooking. The flavor was amazing and the meat so tender. I served it with yellow rice and buttered grilled corn. I can not wait to make this again. Next time I will add some pineapple to the kabobs along with the peppers. Thank you so much for posting such a yummy easy recipe! Definitely make this for company, they will be impressed!
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