These Grilled Teriyaki Meatball Skewers are my kid's newest favorite dinner! They might be the easiest thing I've made all week too which makes it a total winner. With only a handful of ingredients and less than 20 minutes from start to finish, it may be my new go-to!
My kids even took the leftovers in their lunchboxes this week and loved it cold too.
For these I used bamboo skewers since I can't find my metal ones (so annoying). If you use metal ones, you're good to go but if you're using bamboo be sure to soak them in some water before threading the food on them to prevent them from burning on the grill.
In the recipe I linked to the exact meatball I used, but please feel free to use any pre-cooked meatball you have, this recipe will be delicious no matter what flavor they are!
My kids even took the leftovers in their lunchboxes this week and loved it cold too.
For these I used bamboo skewers since I can't find my metal ones (so annoying). If you use metal ones, you're good to go but if you're using bamboo be sure to soak them in some water before threading the food on them to prevent them from burning on the grill.
In the recipe I linked to the exact meatball I used, but please feel free to use any pre-cooked meatball you have, this recipe will be delicious no matter what flavor they are!
Grilled Teriyaki Meatball Skewers
1 (1 ½ pound)
package teriyaki and pineapple fully cooked chicken meatballs
1 red bell
pepper, cut into 1 inch pieces
1 yellow
bell pepper, cut into 1 inch pieces
1 green bell
pepper, cut into 1 inch pieces
1 small red
onion, cut into 1 inch pieces
Heat a gas grill to medium heat (350 degrees).
While the grill is heating, thread the meatballs, peppers
and onions on skewers. Place the full skewers on the grill and allow to cook
for 3 minutes. Using tongs rotate the skewers and brush with half of the
teriyaki glaze. Allow to cook for 2 minutes. Flip the skewers again, brush with
the remaining sauce and grill 2 min more. Remove form the grill and serve
immediately.
These are delicious as is or serve with cauliflower rice,
white rice or a green salad.
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