A common spelling for the skewered food is shish kabobs, or shish kebabs.
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The variant spelling "shish-kabob" refers to the skewer food "shish kebab."
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The recipe for a shish kabob doesn't vary so much. It's more about the marinade that you are putting on your steak, shrimp, or chicken. Most recipes call for onions, peppers, tomatoes and mushrooms added to the skewer in an alternating pattern.
Skewers is a long thin metal or wooden stick that is used to make shish kebabs. Shish kabobs are made of meat, onion, pepper and potatoes and they are all placed on the same skewer and grilled on a barbeque. Food preparation done this way is very tasty. People don't normally eat the skewers themselves but do eat the food that is on them.
SHISH was created in 1997.
Depends on the size of the kabobs you are making. Take half a chicken , debone and mince it and measure the number of cups of mince meat you get . Let us just say for example that it is 3 cups. Then you take one cup of minced meat & make the kabobs of the size you like after adding other ingredients and say you get 5 as a result. Consequently you can get 15 kabobs(5x3cups) out of 1/2 a chicken and 30 kabobs out of a chicken So you will get 210 kabobs out of 7 chickens( 30x7chickens). Incidentally it is kababs and not kabobs. Depends on the size of the kabobs you are making. Take half a chicken , debone and mince it and measure the number of cups of mince meat you get . Let us just say for example that it is 3 cups. Then you take one cup of minced meat & make the kabobs of the size you like after adding other ingredients and say you get 5 as a result. Consequently you can get 15 kabobs(5x3cups) out of 1/2 a chicken and 30 kabobs out of a chicken So you will get 210 kabobs out of 7 chickens( 30x7chickens). Incidentally it is kababs and not kabobs.
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Shish Ram Gill died in 1999.