For tonight’s dinner, I was feeling very
adventurous. This is what I call ‘Shrimp and Crab Kabobs’. This is the first
time I have made this type of kabob, and it is basically something that popped
in my head. This all started because I was craving shrimpJ.
These are super good and super easy too. They are also a fun way to entertain
as well. These kabobs are also a heathier option for someone who is watching
what they eat. I hope you all enjoy!
Fun
Fact: Who has never heard of shish kabob? In
Turkish, shish kebab, literally means “gobbets of meat roasted on a spit or
skewers.” It is said that shish kebab was born over the open field fires of the
soldiers of the Turkic tribes that first invaded Anatolia, who used their
swords to grill meat.
What You’ll Need:
8 Shish Kabob Sticks
1 Package of Medium Shrimp
1 Package of Imitation Crab Meat
1 Yellow Squash
1 Red Onion
1 Red Bell Pepper
Teriyaki Sauce
Olive Oil
Salt
Pepper
What You’ll Do:
ü First,
you need to thaw out the shrimp. Once the shrimp have thawed, you need to
de-tail them. You can leave the tails on but, I personally like it better with
the tails off.
ü Next,
you need to marinate the shrimp in the teriyaki sauce. You can do this from any
range of 24 hours to 1 hour.
ü Next,
you need to prep the vegetables. You need to cut the squash into slices, the
bell pepper into larger than bite size pieces, and cut the onion into larger
than bite size pieces too.
ü Now
it is time to skewer. You can do this any way you would like, the pattern of
shrimp, crab, pepper, onion, and squash does not matter.
ü Once
all of the ingredients have been skewered it is time to cook.
ü You
can either do this on a grill, in a large skillet, or on a grill pan.
ü Season
the skewers with salt and pepper and then coat with olive oil.
ü Cook
the skewers until the shrimp are pink and there are beautiful grill marks on
the vegetables and crab.
ü Lastly,
enjoy!
As you can see, this is a beautiful
dish. The grilling brings out the natural sweetness of the veggies. Which, pair
nicely with the Asian influenced shrimp and the sweetness of the crabmeat. This
dish is fun to eat and fun to share with a crowd!
Serve With:
Rice or pasta.
Prep Time: 1
hour and 10 minutes
Cook Time: 15
minutes
Total Time: 1hour
and 25 minutes
Total Number of Servings:
4
Price of Whole Dish:$14.67
Price per Person:$3.66
Please enjoy!!
-SW
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