Do you love kebabs? Making this street food at home is easier than you think. We're here to help with three wonderful recipes for kebabs. Take your pick among grilled chicken, lamb or a high-tech kebab made with sous vide duck.
We'll get started with a recipe for kebabs that is very popular in the Middle East. These grilled lamb kebabsare easy to make and can also be sauteed if you don't have a grill. Chopped fresh veggies and a zesty yogurt dressing complete the ensemble.
Throw these spiced chicken kebabs on the grill during your next barbecue. A blend of curry and sesame oil makes these completely irresistible. These chicken kebabs are big crowd pleasers so be sure to make enough.
If you are looking for a modernist recipe for kebabs, this next one is a treasure. These duck kebabs with carrot ketchup are tender, moist and a complete delight.
You'll want to serve your kebabs with the freshest pita bread possible. If feeding a large amount of people, consider setting up bowls with different condiments so your guests can build their own kebabs. Be sure to make enough of each accompanying sauce!
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