Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

This is another good meal that allows you to do most of your preparation at home.

Ingredients:

Inexpensive cuts of steak (sirloin, stew beef, what's on sale)

Fresh yellow or red bell peppers (they are sweeter than green)

Fresh mushrooms.

Fresh onion

Olive il spray (or PAM)

Kosher salt and ground black pepper

Bamboo skewers

At home, cut all your ingredients into bite size pieces, and put them in ziplock bags. Pack in your cooler. At your campsite, build your skewers. Put beef and onions on one set of skewers, and the bell peppers and mushrooms on another set. This will allow you to cook the meat and onions longer than the delicate vegetables.

Prepare a good hot grill. Spray your skewers with a light coating of olive oil or PAM, and sprinkle with kosher salt and pepper.

Put the meat skewers on the grill first, and rotate regularly to get good even cooking. When the meat skewers are about half done, add the veggie skewers, and rotate them regularly, too. The veggies will only take a couple of minutes on a hot grill.

Pull the skewers, and use a fork to slide your food off the skewers and onto a plate. Eat!

This is FINE eating at it's simplest! I like to hit mine with Pam Butter spray; salt, pepper and Old Bay seasoning.

Two skewers and I'm happy, happy!

I think that's a winner... I might have to try that this weekend!

Mike...

Fork? Plate? This is finger food, man.

CD, maybe a skewer of new red potatoes would go good with those eats.........

Wrap them in foil so they steam and get soft? Man, this new thread has got me all crazy with new recipes to try.

Jeff

Oh yea, some grilled corn-on-the cob; taters, and a couple of them skewers


Pure bliss!

WOW! I'm glad to see the nice response. I love these skewers, and the cool thing is that they are perfect for a guy with a date coming over. They are filling, but healthy. It's one of those rare man foods that women love, too. I think I'm going to make some for my driveway campout this weekend.

CD

Ageless wrote:Oh yea, some grilled corn-on-the cob; taters, and a couple of them skewers


Pure bliss!

Been there, done that.......... them's good eats, bro!!!!!

Jeff