Frisco-Shrimp & Beef Skewers !!!!

percheron
on 9/28/11 1:32 pm
I am not kidding when I say that as soon as the photo came up, I could smell the yum factor going on here. 
        
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on 9/28/11 2:03 pm - Harbor City, CA
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tripmom02
on 9/28/11 2:16 pm - NJ
 I have never had any luck with shrimp and beef together on a skewer! How do you get the beef cooked enough without over doing the shrimp? I have tried everything, and I always end up with rubbery shrimp or underdone meat! 

Courtney - Lap band to VSG revision
      

    
frisco
on 9/28/11 2:54 pm
 
Ahhh..... your gonna make me divulge a secret.....

Ya skewer after !!!!!

Even when I do teriyaki chicken or beef skewers with onions and bell peppers....... cook/grill everything to almost there...... than skewer than on a hot grill sear them up and serve.....

Learned this from watching a chef at a higher end restaurant in Tokyo. It was an open kitchen so I saw the guy skewering after about 3/4 cooking....than he dipped the whole thing in a sauce....than threw them on a hot grill to finish them off......My first thought was "cheater".....than "brilliant".

It looks a whole lot better also.....the individual pieces are visually more defined. And the sticks stay looking fresh...not all burnt.....

frisco

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diane S.
on 9/28/11 4:51 pm
looks great. surf and turf. what cut of beef do you use?  diane

      
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frisco
on 9/28/11 7:48 pm
 
Hey Diane,

I've been trying to make either London Broil, Tri Tip or Boneless Rib work. Pictured is London Broil.

Leaner cuts are harder to make work and the tenderness varies. 

I'm gonna get brave and try flank steak again....seems every time I try it....it's pretty tough. The problem may be that I like pink medium not red rare.

New York and fillet mignon are cuts I would use if I'm cooking for someone else or I would order in a restaurant. 

Trying to keep the red meat down to a couple meals a week.

frisco

SW 338lbs. GW 175lbs. Goal in 11 months. CW 148lbs. WL 190lbs.

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Wildoatslady
on 9/28/11 6:48 pm
I am seeing this at 4:45 am... I SO want this for breakfast....looks beautiful & delish.
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on 9/28/11 7:52 pm - Newnan, GA
VSG on 05/04/09 with
Your liberal use of slaw makes me think you are a Georgia boy deep in your heart.  Here in Georgia they put slaw on hot dogs, hamburgers, barbecue (slawdogs, slawburger, slawQ).  Its good, but definitely a surprise.

Here is another slaw combo I had, it was a regular creamy slaw, but had some apples shredded into it, and then used a Gorgonzola cheese crumble in it too!

Oh!  Sweet and stanky!  Yum!

Those look yum, bubs!  I will be over in 3, 2, 7 minutes!
bluehen
on 9/29/11 1:22 am - New York, NY
Yuummm...!!!  I always look forward to your food posts! :)
frisco
on 9/29/11 11:44 am, edited 9/29/11 12:05 pm
 
Brandilynn,

Been to the ATL once......had an uncle in Decatur.... he did "Chick Sexing".......sumpin to do with chickens??? Just remember he used to send use pens that said chick sexing  on them.....they were a hit at school !!!!

I love the cabbage, corned beef and cabbage, slaw, stir fried.......

But you just gave me the idea to go deep with the slaw.......sweet....savory.....adding meats, seafood's, other veggies. Maybe an Asian twist. soy, ginger, sesame oil, bonito fish flakes, crumbled dried nori (seaweed)

Heck.... a de-constructed slaw dog..... basic cole slaw(edit: With a mustard Mayo!!!!! Come on !!!) with thin sliced grilled sausage !!!!!

I think you broke the code..... many low carb dishes can be created with a slaw base !!!!!

frisco

SW 338lbs. GW 175lbs. Goal in 11 months. CW 148lbs. WL 190lbs.

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