Since I used cubed chicken breast I gave it a quick 15 minute soak in a brine while I cut up my veggies, pat it dry before adding to sauce.
Brine: 2 C water, 2 Tblsp kosher salt, 1 Tblsp sugar.
Brine: 2 C water, 2 Tblsp kosher salt, 1 Tblsp sugar.
This is another simple kabob idea that would be great with pineapple and more onion... Lot's more onion:@)
1/2 C prepared yellow mustard
1/3 C packed brown sugar-I had dark brown, light would be a little prettier
1/2 tsp ground allspice
pinch of crushed red pepper flakes
8 boneless, skinless chicken thighs-approx 2lbs
- Mix sauce in bowl, reserve 1/4 C of the sauce.
- Add chicken, mix well to coat with sauce.
- Grill, covered, over medium heat for 6-8 minutes per side or until the chicken is cooked through.
- Serve with the dipping sauce.
- For kabobs: Simply alternate chicken and veggies/fruit of your choice on skewers. My veggies were given a light coating of olive oil, S&P. Even though the chicken was coated with sauce I gave it one final brushing while on the grill.
Fire up the grill of your choice and have a happy day:@)
We've been brining our chicken lately too Lynn, it makes a big difference! Your kebabs have me salivating!
ReplyDeleteJenna
Great idea to do a quick brine---I usually just brine my pork chops, but this sure would keep your chicken pieces moist. Love this easy marinade, too.
ReplyDeleteMmmmm....I have never brined anything...I think it is time I got with the program. Sounds delicious...and I love knowing that "George" can be used! When the mister is out of town, I use George and this recipe would be perfect!
ReplyDeletewow!
ReplyDeleteI've just had dinner and could sit down to this delicious-ness! Can't wait to try it!
ReplyDeleteI like this idea of a quick brine and marinade. The flavors sound really good and the ingredients are ones that we would already have, which is always a good thing. I haven't made kabobs in awhile, but now you have me craving them. Thanks for the inspiration, Lynn.
ReplyDeleteMagoo loves to brine...and the addition of pineapple makes this perfect for me!
ReplyDeleteI can practically taste your colorful kabob Lynn! I love the idea of quick brine to add some moisture to your chicken too :)
ReplyDeleteYour kabobs look done to perfection, Lynn! The brine sounds wonderful and I'd love to try the chicken thigh version :)
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