What’s the difference between Doner Kebab and Shawarma? Well, a teeny version of it.(Remember, for today, the rule is that size doesn’t matter!) Then carve up that meat, just like at the kebab shop! Marinate, thread onto skewers, prop on edges of baking pan and bake. This teeny homemade doner kebab scores big points in this field – you know this is made with all real ingredients! who knows? (She says, with an exaggerated shrug of her shoulders)Īnd therein lies the greatest upside of homemade doner kebabs: While the chicken kebab meat does actually look like meat, the lamb and beef kebab meats have a uniform texture that’s a dead giveaway that there’s plenty of non-real-food fillers in them!Īs for seasonings / preservatives / additives…. In kebab shops, they are giant – like the size of a punching bag.įor this homemade Doner Kebab recipe, we are going a little smaller. Sometimes, it’s concerning to think about how long it’s been there, lazily rotating around, waiting for the next customer to wander in before being carved. You can’t miss the giant rotisserie of meat that greets you when you walk into a Kebab store. Late night outs with uni friends, being booted out of pubs at closing, drawn like moths to the brightly lit kebab stores. Usually at the tender age of 18 when we hit the legal drinking limit (*cough, cough, no mum, I never drank a drop before then*). It’s practically an Aussie right of passage to do the post-pub midnight kebab run at some point in your life. That’s, of course, what it’s all about.Homemade Chicken Doner Kebab recipe!!! Carve it up, just like it’s done at the neon-lit kebab shops, then use it to roll up your very own Doner Kebabs or make kebab plates. Marinated in a heady spice mix before roasting the oven or grilled on the BBQ, this is great food for gatherings.Īlso, don’t miss Lamb and Beef Doner Kebab Meat – looks and tastes just like the real deal! (Albeit on a much smaller scale…) Thanks so much Kate ~ for reviving this somewhat ‘lost art’ and imbuing it with so much ease, grace and love. Rave reviews on everything, followed by tremendous appreciation, as well as lots of warm and lovely conversations about pie and life. With that as our backdrop, we ate delicious Ratatouille Pie with a Cheddar Crust. At dusk, we watched as beautiful fireworks were displayed at multiple locations along the river and the bay. Their house is on a piece of land that drops right down to the mouth of the Providence River where it flows into the Narragansett Bay, so they have a truly spectacular view. Yesterday, two friends, Natalie and Dan, had their Annual July 3rd Cookout and Potluck. That was followed a couple of days later by a few Little Tasties. First, I made a Rhubarb Pie, for a delightful Potluck Picnic. After curling up in a cozy library arm chair with “Art of the Pie” for about an hour, I was magically transformed into a pie baker. One of my neighbors was returning “Art of the Pie” and the librarian and I were transfixed with her story of making an amazing Cranberry Pie. Happy Interdependence Day, Kate! I’m just so pleased to learn that you use Spike ~ I’ve been using it for years and can’t imagine life without it.Ī few weeks ago, I went to my local library (literally a block up-hill from my house).
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