Is this not the yummiest-looking food-on-a-stick you’ve seen today? And, my gosh, they were every bit as good as they look… and so easy!
I got a new barbeque grill! I’m very excited about it. I’ve been scoping out craigslist for a grill for a couple months. I saw my stainless steel dream listed for $100 and called immediately. No answer. I left a message. No response. I called back the next day and the guy said he lowered the price to $80 since he thought the plates needed to be replaced (awesome – I still would have paid $100). I told him I could be there in 30 minutes. When I show up he shows me the grill and tells me all about his sons and his wife. He had to get a new grill because he was hosting a graduation party for his son and needed to be able to barbeque more food. He also tells me he got the barbeque at CostCo a few years ago for $400. Score.
After looking at it for a bit, he says “tell you what, give me $60 and it’s yours” (awesome – I still would have paid $100). His son helped me load it into my car and I gave him $30 as a graduation present. The new stainless steel grill plates cost me $60 and I love, love, LOVE my new grill.
Barbeque Chicken Kabobs
2 boneless, skinless chicken breasts
5-8 large cherry tomatoes
1 package mushrooms
2 peppers (green, red or orange)
1/2 onion
nonstick cooking spray
salt & pepper to taste
- Rinse the chicken and pat dry. Cut into large cubes
- Cut the peppers and onion into large pieces
- Spray your skewers with nonstick cooking spray
- Thread the chicken, tomatoes, onions, peppers and mushrooms on the skewers
- Add salt and pepper to entire skewers to taste
- Put on preheated barbeque until chicken is cooked through
love grilling! and kabobs are the best food on a stick ever! you’re smart to have the metal skewers so you don’t have to waist time soaking the wood ones. justin and i have to get some of those…
That one on the far right looks especially delicious, who made that one!