Skewer
1. A long, fine tool which is used to pierce foods such as meat or cakes to test to see if they are cooked or to pierce small pieces of meat, vegetables or fruit to form kebabs.
Skewer
A wooden or metal pin used to hold meat, poultry or fish in shape during cooking.
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Skewer each piece of tuna with a cocktail stick.
Heat the oil in a small pan, with the garlic and thyme and fry the skewered tuna.
Cook on a very low heat for ten minutes or until cooked through.
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I'm trying to find info which will explain the method of how to put together a big chicken shawarma on a skewer (about 20kg). So far I've found nothing. Can you help?
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skewer is a thin metal or wood stick used to hold small pieces of food together while grilling.
Skewers
You can use wooden or metal skewers that are 10 to 12 inches long. Soak wooden skewers in water for at least an hour to prevent burning, and wrap the ends with a small piece of aluminum foil.
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Skewer - A thin, pointed metal or wooden rod onto which chunks of food are threaded, then broiled or grilled.
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Skewer- Used for cooking on a stick. Usually wood or metal stick.
Steam- To cook food in a covered pan with a small amount of boiling water.
Steep-To soak dry ingredients in liquid until the flavor is infused into the liquid.
Skewer: To spear small pieces of food on long, narrow metal or wooden sticks.
Skillet: A long-handled, round pan with sloping sides used for cooking foods.
SKEWER
To spear small pieces of food on long, thin, pointed rods called skewers.
Skewers - Long thin metal pins on which food is impaled for grilling or broiling.
Skim - To remove cream from the surface of milk, fat from the tops of gravies and sauces or frothy scum from broths or jam and jellies during cooking.
Skewer each ball on a toothpick and dip in melted chocolate to coat thoroughly. Place on baking parchment or waxed paper, remove toothpick, and set aside for chocolate to harden at room temperature.
Skewered food
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Skewers and toothpicks
For garnishing, keep a supply of wooden toothpicks, as well as 6- and 10-inch wooden skewers, on hand. Occasionally you may need a metal skewer. Choose one about 8 inches long.
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Skewer
A long, narrow metal or wooden stick that can be inserted through pieces of meat or vegetables for grilling. If using bamboo or wooden skewers, soak them in cold water for 30 minutes before you thread them to prevent burning.
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Skewer - To fasten meat or poultry a metal or wooden pin to keep it in shape.
Steam - To cook in steam generated by boiling water, with or without pressure, in a covered container.
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Skewer used for grilling chunks of meat, fish and vegetables over charcoal or under a grill.
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Skewers, either small hors d'oeuvre or large entree size, threaded with meat, poultry, fish, shellfish and/or vegetables and grilled, broiled or baked; sometimes served with a dipping sauce.
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Skewer
1. A long pin of wood or metal on which food is placed and held in shape while cooking.
2. To fasten meat with skewers to keep it in shape during cooking.
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A skewer or brochette, or a rotisserie may link smaller portions of food into this process. The resulting food product is often called a kabob or kabab or satay.
7. Skewer grape tomatoes and bite-sized pieces of fresh mozzarella cheese; drizzle with olive oil and a splash of balsamic vinegar
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To tie or skewer meat into a neat shape before cooking.
Truss:
To tie up, as a bird, so that all parts will remain in place while cooking.
To tie and skewer the wings and legs of poultry or game birds before roasting.
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Skewered, broiled marinated lamb. Sheanut Oil
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Oil from the seed of the shea tree, an African tree from the sapodilla family.
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To cook on a skewer
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Shish Kobob: Skewered cubes of spiced meat, alternated with vegetables or fruit which are cooked on a skewer.
Shoko (Ghanaian): Beef and spinach stew cooked with other ingredients (tomatoes, fresh chilies, onions, green pepper, vegetable oil, etc).
Souvlakia: skewered cubes of lamb with onions, green peppers, and tomato wedges, all marinated then broiled.
Alambre
The skewer used in anticuchos
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The shrimp can be skewered or placed in a barbecue basket to facilitate flipping. Brush with the remaining ginger butter and dust with the spice blend.
Prepare the bamboo skewers by removing splinters and soaking in water to reduce burning during barbeque.
String the pork on the skewers.
Souvla - means skewer - the method of cooking meat or fish on skewers over charcoal bbq or grill. Can be small individual skewers or the large one that Souvlaki is made from with the meat cooked on a souvla.
Dango Balls of Mochi served on bamboo skewers. Dashi A basic soup and cooking Stock made from fish and seaweed. Often topped with dried Bonito tuna flakes.
Gurda kebab is marinated kidney skewered and cooked in the tandoor. H Halva. Sweets made from syrup and vegetables or fruit. Serve cold in small squares. It is translucent and comes in bright colours depending on ingredient used; e.g.
angels on horseback Oysters wrapped in bacon, skewered, grilled, and
served on buttered toast fingers; a favorite hors d'oeuvre or savory
in England.
à la broche: spit-roasted (en brochette, like shish kabob, cooked on a skewer) ...
These are pieces of meat or fish threaded onto skewers and grilled over a flame. Several variations of these are seen throughout Southeast Asia. A spicy peanut sauce is served with meat satay in Vietnam and Thailand.
To bind poultry for roasting with string or skewers.
Turmeric
A dried and ground bright yellow rhizome of a root plant of the ginger family. Used to spice and color dishes, mainly in Indian and Southeast Asian curries.
Kebab - Also spelled kabob, these are skewers of meat, fish, or vegetables grilled over a fire. All countries serve some version of this dish.
Made for grilling small pieces of food, a Kabob Basket keeps the food contained and offers an alternative to a barbecue or meat skewer. The Kabob Basket is typically produced using stainless steel formed into a long rectangular cage-like shape.
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The true shish kebabs are pieces of marinated lamb affixed to flat or four-sided bladed metal skewers that are grilled over a fire suspended by a skewer holder, without the meat ever touching the grilling grate.
It is chunks of lamb, pork, chicken, beef, or venison that has been marinated for days in a tart sauce and then grilled on a metal skewer, usually over charcoal or gas.
Souvlaki is actually a generic term for several different meats cooked on skewers and served with vegetables, rice, beans and/or pita bread.
One method is to pierce two of the eyes with a metal skewer or screwdriver; drain out the coconut water into a bowl; using a hammer, tap the coconut about one-third of the way from the eyes; keep tapping until it breaks open.
Originally, Yaki-dofu (grilled tofu) was made by placing the tofu on bamboo skewers and then grilling it around an open hearth fire.
The national food of Georgia is skewered meats, mts'vadi (mtsvadi [მწáƒ-áƒáƒ"ი]), which is more often known by its Russian name, shashlyk [шашÐ"ык].
They can be squeezed for juice, sliced on cakes, skewered and grilled, or eaten raw without adornment. Select only ripe pineapples; they stop becoming sweeter once they're picked.
Truss - To shape food into a desired form and secure with butcher's twine or skewers. Most commonly used with poultry or meats.
saté / satay: Indonesian for skewers or kebabs, has come to mean not just the skewer but everything served on it. Normally served with a spicy peanut sauce
sauté: To toss in fat, also a brown stew of a specific type ...
Brocheta Shishkabob or skewer. Also called alambre which literally means "wire."
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Buñuelo A fritter made of fried wheat flour dough and flavored with a syrup or honey, and often anis and cinnamon as well.
Satay - Cubed and skewered meat, poultry or fish commonly served with peanut sauce
Scallopine - Meat dusted in flour and sautéed
Scampi - Large split, broiled shrimp or sometimes the tail portion of a tiny lobster ...
truss: To tie meat or poultry with string and/or skewers to maintain its shape during roasting.
tubular pasta: Another name for macaroni; different types of compact, shaped pastas.
tzatziki: A Greek yogurt and cucumber dip.
Truss, to - to tie or secure with string or skewers the legs and wings of poultry or game in order to make the bird easier to manage during cooking.
Tureen - a large, deep bowl with a lid, used to serve soup.
Italian for small pieces of meat and other foods grilled on a skewer (i.e. shish kabob which is Turkish).
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A strained broth made by cooking any vegetable, meat, seafood, or poultry in water. Used for soups and sauces.
Brider -Hold together a chicken or other meat with string or skewers while it is cooking.
Brunir - Cook a food just until it's surface is caramelized - does not necessarily mean that the food is cooked through.
 See also: Cooking, Sauce, Grill, Vegetable, Vegetables
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