Best Bacon Wrapped Chicken Kabobs Recipes

BACON WRAPPED CHICKEN KABOBS

Steps:

• You want to start out by soaking you wooden skewers in water for at least 25 minutes so they do not burn.
• Chop up all your veggies into the desired size.
• chop your chicken into chunks.
• You dont want them too big otherwise your bacon and veggies might burn waiting for it to cook.
• Cut your bacon in half.
• Start poking a piece of veggie onto the skewer.
• When you want to put a piece of chicken on, grab one pice of the bacon that was cut in half and wrap it around the chunk of chicken so the ends are at the same area.
• Poke the skewer where the ends of the bacon meets.
• Just start alternating all the veggies and chicken, and if you are using it steak, alternate the steak and chicken.
• Put them on the grill on a low setting so as to not burn the bacon, and season with spices you prefer.
• Cook until the juices run clear in the chicken.
• Eat and enjoy!

BEST EVER SKIRT STEAK AND BACON WRAPPED CHICKEN KABOBS

Steps:

• Trim all excess fat from skirt steak and slice into kabob sized slices. (I made mine about 1 inch thick so they would come out medium-well when done) Cut chicken into pieces that corresponds to the cooking time of the steak. (Again, mine were about 1 1/2 inch cubes).
• Combine teriyaki sauce, vermouth, garlic and onion in a large bowl. Add meats and marinate 4-6 hours, turning occasionally. Meanwhile, soak wooden skewers in water until ready to make kabobs.
• When ready, wrap 1/2 slice bacon around each piece of chicken. Make kabobs by alternating steak and chicken on skewers, making sure to stab through the bacon to keep it wrapped around the chicken.
• Cook over med-high heat on BBQ, turning once, cooking about 15 minutes total. Baste with leftover marinade, and squirt with lemon juice during cooking.
• If you cant find teriyaki sauce with sesame seeds, add lots of sesame seeds to the marinade -- I dont know if it makes a difference, but why take the chance for such a small thing. I found Soy Vay to be the absolute best brand of teriyaki sauce.
• Time does not include marinating time, but the prep is so quick that I did all of it while getting my kids out the door for school in the morning. Then, after setting up the kabobs I refrigerated them until ready to cook that evening.