Michele:
What a great way to cook kebabs without having to turn on the barbecue! Who knew that cooking skewers in a pan would make them so absolutely delicious...
Meat skewers, the perfect recipe for any lunch or dinner, especially if you are bored of the usual slices of meat!
And did you know you can make them in a skillet and they will be even juicier than the barbecued version?
Skewers are prepared alternating pieces of meat and vegetables: you can use peppers, onions, but also zucchini and cherry tomatoes.
Use the vegetables and the meats you prefer, and as long as you make sure to cut the pieces in similar sizes, your meat kebabs will be absolutely amazing.
For other meat recipes, don't forget to check out our recipe index, and our wine selection for great recommendations!
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Try it with...
Filippo Bartolotta
for 4 servings
Step
1
Of 3
Cut the yellow and red bell pepper into thick slices and then into smaller square pieces.
Cut the beef into chunks, which should way about 30 g each.
Cut the chicken into chunks, about 25 g each.
Cut the sausages into chunks, about 25 g each.
Cut the pancetta into squares, more or less the same size as the bell pepper pieces.
Step
2
Of 3
Hold a wooden skewer and pierce through the pieces of meat and vegetables in this order: sausage, pepper, beef, pancetta, pepper, chicken, pepper, chicken (yes, again), pepper, pancetta, beef, pepper, and close with the sausage.
Repeat for all the skewers.
You can of course use different vegetables, this is the most classic version.
Step
3
Of 3
In a large skillet (big enough so the skewers fit on the bottom, heat some evo oil.
When the oil is hot, place the skillets in a row and brown each side, turning them over with the help of thongs.
When all sides of the meat are brown, turn the heat down to medium and pour half a glass of wine in the skillet.
Once the alcohol has evaporated, put the lid on and cook for about 10-12 minutes, turning them over half way.
Serve hot.
Try it with...
Filippo Bartolotta
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View productElegant, modern and bright - a very special bottle of bubbles
View productThe Brunello di Montalcino "Lupi e Sirene" from Podere Le Ripi is a great Tuscan red wine made from Sangiovese grapes that matures for 36 months in oak barrels.
View productMichele Tuesday 23rd of March 2021
Spiedini
What a great way to cook kebabs without having to turn on the barbecue! Who knew that cooking skewers in a pan would make them so absolutely delicious? Thank you!