Teriyaki Orange Beef Shish Kebabs- an easy camping recipe!
We took another trip in our RV this past week and visited the cool crafty town of Franklin, NC. While we were there, I tried out my latest campfire recipe, Teriyaki Orange Beef Shish Kebabs. This is an easy recipe that you can make ahead of time so that when it comes to dinnertime while on vacation, you don’t have to put out a lot of effort. That is my kind of cooking!
And they are pretty darn good too!
Since we started RV camping last year, I have gotten into a decent preparation routine for camping trips. (Although some would argue that RV camping is not quite the equivalent of the rustic version of camping). Me? I don’t do tents. I have a thing about sleeping where there are snakes and creepy crawlies.
And besides that, what could be better than driving around with my own portable billboard?
Preparing for a trip requires some thought. While we are driving a self sufficient motor home, there are things you have to consider. There needs to be enough food, gas, oil, and supplies packed for each trip. The dogs need all their essentials such as leashes, poopy bags, harnesses, chew toys and treats… Which always means a trip to Walmart to take advantage of their everyday low prices.
And just FYI. If you are on need of a craft fix, the little town of Franklin, NC, will totally handle that for you. I couldn’t have asked for a nicer town to visit. The poor husband had to tolerate a visit into each of these stores and galleries because I certainly didn’t want to miss anything. Wow.
But let’s get back to dinner. I love to make simple meals when camping and nothing tastes better to me than food cooked on the grill or over a fire. With that in mind, I brought the ingredients to make my Teriyaki Orange Beef Shish Kebabs. Want to know how?
Teriyaki Orange Beef Shish Kebabs
1 lb. cubed beef
1 lb. sausage
peppers (green, yellow and red)
mushrooms
1/2 onion
Marinade:
1/4 cup teriyaki sauce
1/3 cup orange marmalade
1 tbsp. vinegar
1 tbsp. vegetable oil
1 tbsp. dark brown sugar
Mix all marinade ingredients together in a medium bowl.
Use a gallon size ziplock bag and pour the marinade into it along with the sausage pieces and beef cubes. Create a separate marinade batch and marinate the mushrooms separately in their own ziplock bag. (I don’t like to mix raw meats and veggies). Put both bags in the refrigerator and marinate overnight.
Just before cooking, go ahead and cut up the peppers and onion and prepare them for the skewers.
String your meats and veggies on wooden skewers. Kind of a messy process, but totally worth it. Keep your Wet-Nap wipes close and you won’t have to worry about sticky hands.
Then place them on a hot grill.
You will need to cook them until the beef is done. In our case, about 15 minutes over hot coals, turning them a few times over the time period. For even cooking, it is sometimes necessary to move the kebabs around a bit to give them all a chance at the center of the coals.
These kebabs turned out fabulous! They have a sweet and spicy mix of flavor with the tang of teriyaki and the sweetness of marmalade. A simple meal to make, but so full of flavor and fun to eat too!
- 1 lb. cubed beef
- 1 lb. sausage
- peppers (green, yellow and red)
- mushrooms
- 1/2 onion
- [b]Marinade:[/b]
- 1/4 cup teriyaki sauce
- 1/3 cup orange marmalade
- 1 tbsp. vinegar
- 1 tbsp. vegetable oil
- 1 tbsp. dark brown sugar
- Mix all marinade ingredients together in a medium bowl.
- Use a gallon size ziplock bag and pour the marinade into it along with the sausage pieces and beef cubes.
- Create a separate marinade batch and marinate the mushrooms separately in their own ziplock bag. Put both bags in the refrigerator and marinate overnight.
- Just before cooking, cut up the peppers and onion and prepare them for the skewers.
- String your meats and veggies on wooden skewers.
- Place them on a hot grill.
- You will need to cook them until the beef is done. About 15 minutes over hot coals, turning them a few times over the time period. For even cooking, it is sometimes necessary to move the kebabs around a bit to give them all a chance at the center of the coals.
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My family would go crazy for these! Thanks for linking up with What’s Cookin’ Wednesday!
These look so yummy. Thanks for sharing this on #HomeMattersParty. Looking forward to see what you share next week.
Those kebabs look tasty. For some reason, I never added sausage to my kebabs even though the ones we pick up from the butcher around here actually has sausage! Go figure! I am anxious to try your version of teriyaki marinade. Thank you so much for sharing this recipe with us at the Inspire Me Mondays Link-Up!
Yum, looks delicious! I would love for you to share this at my link party Making Memories Mondays going on now! There’s a great cash giveaway too!
Cathy
I made chicken tenders on the griddle using your marinade for Matt and his friends at the lake. HUGE HIT!! Everyone loved them.
You are very welcome!
I’m gonna try to wet naps when we go camping. Thanks for the coupon.
I really enjoyed the pictures in your blog. The food looks good too.