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Kebab, maybe.....

PostPosted: 01 Apr 2014, 16:03
by tommo666
Thought i'd try some chicken, kebab style.
Diced breast and thigh, seasoned with off the shelf bbq seasoning.
Wrapped in a bacon weave and held together with a mat.

Hoping it turns out ok :-)

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Re: Kebab, maybe.....

PostPosted: 01 Apr 2014, 16:13
by ConorD
Like the idea of a chicken fatty.

Keep the info coming - what temp and how long

Re: Kebab, maybe.....

PostPosted: 01 Apr 2014, 16:58
by tommo666
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doing it at 250f until the temp is around 180

Re: Kebab, maybe.....

PostPosted: 01 Apr 2014, 16:58
by tommo666
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doing it at 250f until the temp is around 180

Re: Kebab, maybe.....

PostPosted: 01 Apr 2014, 19:06
by tommo666
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Turned out awesome for an off the cuff idea.

Re: Kebab, maybe.....

PostPosted: 01 Apr 2014, 19:14
by robgunby
Nice! Ingenious even :) Did the bacon add much in the way of flavour / moisture?

Re: Kebab, maybe.....

PostPosted: 01 Apr 2014, 19:32
by tommo666
I used the bacon as a container to keep the chicken together. It did add a bit of taste and there's none left so there's no complaint from here :-) Then i cranked the grill up to 200c to blast the pitas..

Re: Kebab, maybe.....

PostPosted: 02 Apr 2014, 05:59
by keith157
Nice one, will probably give that a go :D

Re: Kebab, maybe.....

PostPosted: 02 Apr 2014, 08:34
by DJBenz
We get chicken mince from our local butcher (we don't eat beef in the family, so it gets used as a substitute in bolognaise or lasagne). I wonder if it would hold together like pork mince to make a chicken fatty?

Re: Kebab, maybe.....

PostPosted: 02 Apr 2014, 13:17
by tommo666
DJBenz wrote:We get chicken mince from our local butcher (we don't eat beef in the family, so it gets used as a substitute in bolognaise or lasagne). I wonder if it would hold together like pork mince to make a chicken fatty?


Make some fresh bread crumbs from a few slices of bread, add your rub/spices and mix in an egg. May look like a slurry but add your meat and it should bind it all together and the bread crumbs should even out the texture.