Thursday, July 6, 2017

Skewers- Outdoor Grilling Accessories

A Skewers Is A Great BBQ Tool In San Diego!

Skewers- Outdoor Grilling AccessoriesThe food in a Skewers is always consistent and healthy and delicious. The great thing about skewer is that they’re easy to put stuff on to and it’s just as easy to take it off. The wooden skewer is used for a variety of foods as kebabs (kabobs), or for other barbecue methods.

Food on skewers is called many things, depending on the culture. A non-metallic skewer is often made from bamboo; however, any suitable wood may be used. The use of skewer when grilling originated in the cooking techniques.The mechanism of rotation of Skewer is made of stainless steel and represents a nozzle which can be put on a brazier, a grill, a barbecue, bricks.

Grilling Tip: Do You Need to Soak Kabob Skewers?

We’ve always read we should soak wooden or bamboo skewers in water for half an hour or so before putting them on the grill. Otherwise, they’ll catch fire.

True or false?

Well, it’s a practice that’s up for debate, and we haven’t skewered enough kabobs in our day to have an adequate comparison of soaked vs. non-soaked sticks.

But we did read this thread on the Epicurious blog about whether or not to soak skewers, and several commenters say not to; your skewers will get a bit charred no matter what, and they won’t go up in flames. One notes that Cook’s Illustrated, the grand poobah of kitchen testing, claims soaking is unnecessary.

So what gives? Our thought is that really thin, flimsy skewers might have a tendency to catch fire more quickly, so the magazine is covering the bases. But if your skewers are thick and sturdy, we don’t think it would be a huge problem. Check more here.

A metal skewer is typically stainless steel rods with a pointed tip on one end and a grip of some kind on the other end for ease of removing the food.

How to Make Pork Barbecue Skewers

Pork marinated in sweet barbecue sauce, threaded into bamboo skewers, and grilled over hot coals.  Served hot and fresh from the grill with a plate of pancit and, of course, steaming hot rice, these handsome pork barbecue skewers are definitely another birthday staple and one of my childhood favorites.

Two things are key in making perfect pork barbecue.  One is choosing the right cut of pork with the right amount fat and the other is the barbecue marinade.  My mom likes to work with a combination of kasim, pork butt, and liempo, pork belly.  She combines both to get a roughly uniform distribution of lean meat and fat in a stick.  Pork that’s too lean would make the skewers too dry and too tough.  Too much fat wouldn’t be good, either.  I can’t believe I said that.

Making the barbecue marinade is key in getting the right sweet, a little sour, and sometimes spicy flavors.  I have seen recipes that use 7-Up or Sprite.  Some use rice wine.   But almost always there’s soy sauce, brown sugar and plenty of garlic.  My mom makes her pork barbecue with pineapple juice, kalamansi juice, soy sauce, banana ketchup, brown sugar and garlic. Read more here.

Skewer are available in various lengths, widths, and styles, but the most popular materials used are the stainless steel and wood skewers.

10 Foods to Make with Bamboo Skewers

1. Shish kebabs on the grill. This is the obvious one, right? Spear your meat and veggies with the bamboo skewer (after you’ve soaked it). If you’re going to make shish kebabs with both meat and veggies, you must precook the meat so that you’re just heating it. Otherwise, by the time the meat is cooked, the veggies will be charcoal.
Also, make sure the foods that take longer to cook (like onions and peppers) are cut into smaller pieces than the quick-cooking foods (like pineapple and cherry tomatoes) so that nothing burns.
Oh, and I like to use marinated, pre-cooked meats. It makes the whole thing tastier.

2. Fruit skewers. Just like above, you can put similarly sized chunks of fruit onto a skewer, chill, and serve. It’s even better if you serve a yogurt or cream cheese dip or chocolate fondue with them.

3. Fresh veggie skewers. Whether you cook them or not, a skewer makes veggies infinitely more appealing to children. The novelty might get veggies into little tummies where they otherwise would not go. As with the fruit, if you serve a dip with them, they might go over better. See full article here.

Metal Skewers Or Basic Wooden Skewers Can Be Used

The good news is, bamboo skewers are cheap and easy to use. The bamboo skewer can go straight into the garbage can or right into the fire. Skewer are formed sticks with points on each end used to skewer together chunks of meat, vegetable, and seafood typically, in order to make kebabs.
Soaking skewers can be done while you marinate the chicken and prepare the vegetables. Once soaked in water, bamboo skewer can be used directly over a barbecue fire. Remember that wooden or stainless steel skewer will work, no matter what type of BBQ recipe you are making, call us here: (888) 556-8121.

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