The word 'barbecue' means different things in different places - to some in the United States it's hunks of pork shoulder cooked low and slow for several hours; no doubt still to many in the UK it conjures up memories of singed sausages and barely cooked burgers at garden parties, but in Turkey there's no doubt that grilling is linked to one thing above all: Kebabs. This week we've chosen the king of the kebabs to fly the flag for Turkey: shish. Generously sized cubes of lamb and chicken are marinated in a heavily spiced yoghurt sauce and left overnight to absorb the flavours and tenderise. Served with flatbreads, rice, and grilled peppers, this classic staple is a necessary part of your barbecue repertoire and will have everyone coming back for more! Handy tip: don't make the common mistake of putting vegetables on the same skewer as meat - they cook at different speeds and doing so is a recipe for burnt veg or under-cooked meat! Or use the WoW BBQ way and swap out the veg altogether for some steak to turn it into a mixed grill! |
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INGREDIENTS For the Marinade:
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EQUIPMENT To produce this dish we've used the following:
To serve:
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IN THE KITCHEN
AT THE BBQ