Chicken or Beef Grilled Shish Kabobs Wrapped In Bacon

I should call these Shish Kebacon! What a fun and different way to make an ordinary Chicken or Beef Shish Kabob into something fun and unique!

I’m all about fun and interesting spins on an old favorite. This old favorite comes out of an old church cookbook. It’s one of our family’s favorite grilled dinners. The kids love finding their favorite parts of the kabob, and the stuff they don’t want…well, they just push it over to my plate! I’m perfectly fine with that, because I love everything about these!

Here’s the recipe to this delicious Shish Kabob:

Bacon Wrapped Shish Kabobs

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Delicious grilled Shish Kabobs wrapped in bacon. Use chicken or beef.

• Author: Melissa

Ingredients

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Marinade

• 3 T soy sauce
• 1/4 t ground pepper
• 1/2 t garlic powder
• 1/2 t ground mustard
• 1/2 t paprika
• 2 t sugar
• 1/4 c of white cooking wine
• 2 T white vinegar
• Veggies – Cut for skewers…Some good ones are: Purple Onions, Cherry Tomatoes, Bell Peppers (Assorted Colors), Whole Mushrooms, Squash
• Bacon slices – 1 for each skewer
• Chicken or Steak Cut into bite sized pieces
• Wooden Skewers that have been soaked in water or metal skewers

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Instructions

1. In a large bowl, mix the marinade together.
2. Divide the marinade into 2 bowls – 1 for the meat and 1 for the veggies
3. Add cut veggies and meat to their alloted bowls
4. Cover the bowls and refrigerate for 1/2 hour or more, letting the meats and veggies soak up the marinade
5. When you are ready to grill,
6. Start by skewing a piece of bacon at the very tip
7. Don’t push this down to the bottom of the skewer, leave everything close to the top, and push down when you are ready for the next piece of food, only to allow room for that piece
8. Add a piece of meat, then pull the bacon up and over the meat and skewer the bacon again – push down a little to allow room for the next piece of food
9. Now add a vegetable, then pull the bacon up and over the vegetable and skewer the bacon – push down a little to allow room for the next piece of food
10. A piece of meat, bacon, veggie, bacon, meat, bacon, veggie, bacon and so on
11. Grill for about 10 minutes on each side – Make sure the chicken is cooked through or the steak is done to your liking
12. Enjoy!

~Melissa – KidFriendlyThingsToDo.com