HELP PLEASE!!! I WANT TO EAT A KEBAB SO BAD!!

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  • kshama2001
    kshama2001 Posts: 28,053 Member
    Oven/Grill Ready Beef Kabobs are 31% off at my Whole Foods this week...

    I might get the Teriyaki, add pineapple if they don't already have it, and serve with Thai jasmine rice.
  • paperpudding
    paperpudding Posts: 9,321 Member
    Eat more. Have more energy. Save muscle.

    that's it in a nutshell.

    Oh and do not take food scale to wedding. :*
  • snickerscharlie
    snickerscharlie Posts: 8,578 Member
    And even so, that would be a crappy wedding gift. :D
  • nooboots
    nooboots Posts: 480 Member
    kshama2001 wrote: »
    Oven/Grill Ready Beef Kabobs are 31% off at my Whole Foods this week...

    I might get the Teriyaki, add pineapple if they don't already have it, and serve with Thai jasmine rice.

    That is not the great British kebab. A kebab in the UK is an elephants leg turning around hour after hour in the kebab shop. It contains a mystery ingredient, in that no one knows for sure what its made from, could be your next door neighbour for all you know.

    That is then sliced up and put carefully on a cheap pitta bread and some paltry salad bits with chillis hot enough to burst your bum open, its greasy, carby, and tasty, even though its sort of not. Only to be consumed after several pints of beer and then thrown up later at the bus stop.
  • tinkerbellang83
    tinkerbellang83 Posts: 9,151 Member
    nooboots wrote: »
    kshama2001 wrote: »
    Oven/Grill Ready Beef Kabobs are 31% off at my Whole Foods this week...

    I might get the Teriyaki, add pineapple if they don't already have it, and serve with Thai jasmine rice.

    That is not the great British kebab. A kebab in the UK is an elephants leg turning around hour after hour in the kebab shop. It contains a mystery ingredient, in that no one knows for sure what its made from, could be your next door neighbour for all you know.

    That is then sliced up and put carefully on a cheap pitta bread and some paltry salad bits with chillis hot enough to burst your bum open, its greasy, carby, and tasty, even though its sort of not. Only to be consumed after several pints of beer and then thrown up later at the bus stop.

    Hey there are plenty of actually great British Kebabs, some of the local takeaway I went to back home had lovely mixed kebabs (Steak, Lamb & Chicken) with Mediterranean wraps and fresh salad and pickled chilli peppers. *drool* they only do the kind you speak of above here in Cork - I miss decent kebabs!
  • kshama2001
    kshama2001 Posts: 28,053 Member
    nooboots wrote: »
    kshama2001 wrote: »
    Oven/Grill Ready Beef Kabobs are 31% off at my Whole Foods this week...

    I might get the Teriyaki, add pineapple if they don't already have it, and serve with Thai jasmine rice.

    That is not the great British kebab. A kebab in the UK is an elephants leg turning around hour after hour in the kebab shop. It contains a mystery ingredient, in that no one knows for sure what its made from, could be your next door neighbour for all you know.

    That is then sliced up and put carefully on a cheap pitta bread and some paltry salad bits with chillis hot enough to burst your bum open, its greasy, carby, and tasty, even though its sort of not. Only to be consumed after several pints of beer and then thrown up later at the bus stop.

    Aha! That is not at all a US kebob. The closest we have preparation-wise is gyros or shawarma, but those don't have the late night associations yours does.

    US style:

    Hawaiian-Chicken-Kebobs-Recipe-750x498.jpg
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