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Feeling like a doner kebab, I thought I'd try to recreate the grilled crispy goodness found at the kebab places around the world. As CB does not eat lamb, I had to recreate using chicken. I bought two kilos of skin on, bone in chicken thighs, deboned them and marinated them for two days in Lord-Snipe's 6 herb and spice mix (marjoram, rosemary, garlic powder, onion powder, salt and pepper) mixed in a little oil.
They were then skewered on the rotisserie and cooked without a drip pan and dripping directly onto the BBQ vaporizer, to try and get it as smokey as possible. The chicken flapped around a bit, I need to use additional skewers next time to hold them still. I also need to space out the meat too, as it was deliciously crispy on the outside, but where the heat couldn't get in, was soft.
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The meat was sliced and served with iceberg lettuce, red onion, tomato, sour cream and sweet chilli sauce. Today (using leftovers), I tried the same kebab with
Sriracha Hot Chilli Sauce instead of the sweet chilli and it was a lot better.
One day, I'd like to try this with some lamb to see the difference. The hard part is finding a suitable cut, lamb is a boney animal haha. Might need to buy a leg roast and debone...
2 comments:
Looks good. How much is one of your kebabs? :P
Worked out to be $3.33 each, but have enough sweet chilli for hundreds more.
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