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Best Father’s Day Chicken Kebabs

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Best Father’s Day Chicken Kebabs

Grill something new this Father's Day with this easy peanut ginger chicken kebab recipe, marinated ahead of time and ready in minutes on the grill.

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4

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This recipe is ideal for awesome Dads who love chicken, peanut butter, grilling & chilling!

  • Father’s Day is a special day to honor Dads and the important influence these wonderful parental figures have on society.
  • Fathers typically enjoy spending time outdoors with family and grilling delicious foods. Why not celebrate the day by grilling a meal together?
  • Rather than grill traditional and boring foods like hamburgers and hot dogs, think chicken kebabs! Kebabs are the general term for roasted meat, fish, or vegetables.
  • There are many variants of kebabs including grilled cubes of meat commonly called shish kebab.
  • Kebabs are often roasted or grilled on skewers or a spit. Our recipe uses skewers (see recipe note for wooden skewers.)
  • Not only is this meat recipe easy to prepare, but it is bursting with peanut butter goodness!
  • The chicken can be marinated ahead of time – and prepped before grilling.

Here’s our recipe for the best Father’s Day chicken kebabs:

Recipe

Peanut Ginger Chicken Kebabs

Serves
4

Ingredients

Serves 4 10 ingredients

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Method

4 steps

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  1. In a small bowl, gradually stir the hot water into the peanut butter until well mixed. Stir in the chili sauce, soy sauce, oil, vinegar, garlic, ginger and crushed red pepper. Put the chicken pieces in a large resealable plastic zip bag.

  2. Pour the marinade over the chicken pieces. Seal and refrigerate for 8 to 12 hours. Remove chicken from marinade. Thread chicken evenly on skewers. (Before using wooden skewers, always soak the wood first for at least 15 minutes to prevent burning.) Discard leftover marinade. Prepare grill by oiling your grate well before the fire is lit. (Hint: Always follow grill manufacturer instructions. Note that most recommend using canola or peanut oil to coat grill.)

  3. Heat the grill to medium-high. Once the grill is hot, put chicken kebabs on the grill. Rotate and grill meat until golden on each side and meat is cooked through, about 15 minutes total. Use a meat thermometer to test the doneness of several meat pieces. The Internal temperature of thoroughly cooked chicken should read 165° F.

  4. Once done, transfer cooked hot kebabs to a clean platter, and loosely tent with foil for about 5 minutes before serving. Pairs well with hot cooked rice or potatoes, grilled vegetables, and a salad. For salad recipe ideas, check out our recipe for tasty tarragon and chive green salad. (Attach internal link for article submitted 5/17/24)

Cook’s notes

Grill tips

Chicken, particularly this recipe due to the marinade, must be watched carefully to avoid burning/flareups. Another important reason to man the grill is to rotate the kabob when the meat is cooked. (Do not over-rotate or kebabs will stick to grill.) Chicken must always be cooked entirely through to be safe to eat.  However, one must avoid overcooking that can lead to tough and dry meat. Visit sandersonfarms.com for a boneless, skinless, chicken parts cooking chart.

Happy Father’s Day to all the wonderful Dads of the world! We are thankful for you!

Serves 4

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