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Lets first acknowledge its spelled Kabob (I actually mean kebab). Then lets share recipes and pictures.

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Looks amazing. I'm thinking I'll have to make some this weekend...with pork!

 

Thank you, enjoy your FauxBABS, lol.

 

also check your pm.

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Ok, so my plan for Sunday is to make some kebab using the Iranian saffron my friend smuggled back for me.

 

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I'm going to try to follow this SUPER AUTHENTIC recipe I found.

 

 

I will then substitute and make sure it is half pork. The whole time I'm preparing, grilling, and eating them I will make sure I have my official pork kebab shirt on.

 

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I think I may even have to build or find some of those kebab skewers. Looks simple but effective. Wooden skewers suck anyway. I MIGHT try to follow the recipe and use just beef. We'll see.

 

 

 

 

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Camping "kabobs". This is what I think of when I see it spelled that way. Chunks of meat on a stick with veggies. This was beef filet, lamb tenderloin, and venison tenderloin with zucchini, mushrooms, onions, and bell peppers. Perfect thing to prepare ahead of time and bring on a camping trip. No cleaning up, and you can just throw the stick in the fire. I also just noticed that LP underlines Kabob (I actually mean kebab) as misspelled but not kebab. Ha!

 

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P.S. Your links died but I still found them, thanks.

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Camping "kabobs". This is what I think of when I see it spelled that way. Chunks of meat on a stick with veggies. This was beef filet, lamb tenderloin, and venison tenderloin with zucchini, mushrooms, onions, and bell peppers. Perfect thing to prepare ahead of time and bring on a camping trip. No cleaning up, and you can just throw the stick in the fire. I also just noticed that LP underlines Kabob (I actually mean kebab) as misspelled but not kebab. Ha!

 

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P.S. Your links died but I still found them, thanks.

 

The wood sticks for camping is genius

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They sell quite the assortment of those at whole foods, pre-made and skewered.

 

Except I never go camping or into a whole foods. :icon_mrgreen:

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They sell quite the assortment of those at whole foods, pre-made and skewered.

 

 

Not even close to the real deal.

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Not even close to the real deal.

Close to the picture Audibull posted regarding "camping kabobs". Not close to what I pictured as my dinner :icon_thumleft:

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Holy shit I'm hungry now!

 

 

Last time I was in Fremont, CA went to a hole in the wall Afgan Kabob (I actually mean kebab) joint and a Pakistani Kabob (I actually mean kebab) joint. Heavenly!

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FAP WORTHY. that is serious third world women covered up mangal Kabob (I actually mean kebab) porn right there. It's like going to the Lambo factory.

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