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Definition of shish kebab in English: shish kebabnoun ˌʃɪʃ kɪˈbabˈʃɪʃ kəˌbɑb A dish of pieces of marinated meat and vegetables cooked and served on skewers. Example sentencesExamples - I selected the shish kebab to start and then a creamy lamb korma as a main course.
- These were followed by a shish kebab, which was spicy, and a chat masala eaten with a special spicy ‘salt’ sprinkled over it.
- Other staples include rice, yogurt, figs, shish kebab, feta cheese (made from goat's or sheep's milk), and whole-grain bread.
- For $6.50, we also went for the shish kebab (filet de porc tendre).
- Among the entrées, we appreciated the soft white meat on our chicken shish kebab but we wished it had had more zest.
- In Kunduz, a jovial Afghan teacher helped me order charcoal-grilled sheep shish kebab from a street vendor, and we struck up a conversation.
- Also popular is the famous Middle Eastern shish kebab, consisting of chunks of lamb or marinated chicken speared on a wooden stick and cooked over a charcoal fire with tomatoes and onions.
- Other common Arab dishes include shish kebab and falafel, which are deep fried balls of chickpeas served with tahini (sesame sauce).
- The head can be sliced into bite-sized pieces for fondue or shish kebab.
- Grilled calamari are skewered like shish kebabs, with densely flavorful cherry tomatoes.
- Typical snacks include fried plantain or shish kebab (meat on a skewer).
- There are also the more familiar kofta and shish kebab.
- The most famous dish of Turkish origin is the shish kebab, pieces of lamb grilled on a skewer.
- Soft, low fat spring lamb is ideal shish kebab or barbecue skewer material.
- You can do steaks, shish kebabs, small crabs and lobsters.
- Pieces of lamb threaded on a skewer and grilled over hot charcoal is known around the world as shish kebab.
- The savory wild meat meal consisted of bannock, white fish, salmon, moose, shish kebabs, pasta salad, Caesar salad, and baked potatoes with fruit tarts for dessert.
- Only one dish - vegetarian shish kebab - is without meat on the menu.
- Then you could move onto some deliciously cooked and wonderfully arranged bhajis, shish kebabs or samosas.
- They'd seen the show before, but then they'd had shish kebab and mesclun salad before, and that hadn't dampened their appetites.
Origin From Turkish şiş kebap, from şiş 'skewer' + kebap 'roast meat'. Definition of shish kebab in US English: shish kebabnounˈSHiSH kəˌbäbˈʃɪʃ kəˌbɑb A dish of pieces of marinated meat and vegetables cooked and served on skewers. Example sentencesExamples - The savory wild meat meal consisted of bannock, white fish, salmon, moose, shish kebabs, pasta salad, Caesar salad, and baked potatoes with fruit tarts for dessert.
- I selected the shish kebab to start and then a creamy lamb korma as a main course.
- Soft, low fat spring lamb is ideal shish kebab or barbecue skewer material.
- For $6.50, we also went for the shish kebab (filet de porc tendre).
- The head can be sliced into bite-sized pieces for fondue or shish kebab.
- The most famous dish of Turkish origin is the shish kebab, pieces of lamb grilled on a skewer.
- They'd seen the show before, but then they'd had shish kebab and mesclun salad before, and that hadn't dampened their appetites.
- These were followed by a shish kebab, which was spicy, and a chat masala eaten with a special spicy ‘salt’ sprinkled over it.
- You can do steaks, shish kebabs, small crabs and lobsters.
- Typical snacks include fried plantain or shish kebab (meat on a skewer).
- There are also the more familiar kofta and shish kebab.
- Among the entrées, we appreciated the soft white meat on our chicken shish kebab but we wished it had had more zest.
- Grilled calamari are skewered like shish kebabs, with densely flavorful cherry tomatoes.
- Pieces of lamb threaded on a skewer and grilled over hot charcoal is known around the world as shish kebab.
- Only one dish - vegetarian shish kebab - is without meat on the menu.
- Other staples include rice, yogurt, figs, shish kebab, feta cheese (made from goat's or sheep's milk), and whole-grain bread.
- Then you could move onto some deliciously cooked and wonderfully arranged bhajis, shish kebabs or samosas.
- Other common Arab dishes include shish kebab and falafel, which are deep fried balls of chickpeas served with tahini (sesame sauce).
- Also popular is the famous Middle Eastern shish kebab, consisting of chunks of lamb or marinated chicken speared on a wooden stick and cooked over a charcoal fire with tomatoes and onions.
- In Kunduz, a jovial Afghan teacher helped me order charcoal-grilled sheep shish kebab from a street vendor, and we struck up a conversation.
Origin From Turkish şiş kebap, from şiş ‘skewer’ + kebap ‘roast meat’. |