Warning…..
Zero Food Styling here folks….Zero
What you see is what you get.
Straight off the grill.
Kids were in the pool..it was hot outside grilling and all I wanted to do was eat.
See not pretty, but they sure were tasty.
Kabobs are the ultimate grilling food. It’s a dinner all on 1 stick.
I was just missing some carbs. I bet some baby potatoes would be pretty tasty.
I threw these together based on what I had in the house and for the protein I used Johnsonville Beer Brats.
Have you had them? Oh myyyy, they are bursting with flavor. So yum.
Not much of a recipe here. I did want to add a little zing to the veggies. So I tossed them in some Italian dressing for 15 or so minutes.
Because of my utter laziness and lack of creativity, these are certainly not going to win me the James Beard award or anything nor will they win me the Johnsonville Kabob Creations Contest but they won over my taste buds!
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| Grilled Sausage Kabobs |
- 4 Johnsonville Beer Brats, cut into 1/2 pieces
- 1/2 cup Italian Dressing
- 1 large Zucchini, sliced into thick slices
- 12 Cherry Tomatoes
- 1 Green Pepper, sliced into thick slices
- 1 Yellow Pepper, sliced into thick slices
- 1 Large Onion, cut into 8ths
- Preheat grill to medium.
- Place chopped vegetables into medium bowl and toss with salad dressing.
- Allow the vegetables to marinate for 15 minutes or up to a few hours.
- Skewer all ingredients onto 4 BBQ skewers.
- Grill for about 15 minutes turning every few minutes.
Food styling is very overrated; especiall when you are starving, or the whole family is wanting to eat! But I think the food is still yummy looking. 🙂
You had me at, “sausage.” ^_^
oh BOY, do i love sausage! grilled sausage is my favorite, and i think your kabobs are beautiful–no styling required!
Even with no food styling these look great! 🙂
Wow…this looks mouth watering. I like grilling with minimum seasoning to enjoy the sweetness originally from the food ingredients. Beef, bell peppers, mushrooms, onions, shrimp, and calamari, all are very nice. Just a bit salt and pepper, it tastes just wonderful. 🙂