Kabobs on the Grill |
I’m back!
Sorry everyone about the break. I had a huge wedding cupcake
project to do (which turned out quite well) and then I needed some creative
time off. Now I am back to creating great recipes and providing inspiration.
This weekend I created a bunch of meals that last well in
the refrigerator, are easy to prepare, and tasty! One of these were kabobs
marinated in a tangy, sweet lime sauce. The recipe is super simple.
You will need –
1 package extra firm tofu
1-2 zucchini
1 package of crimini mushrooms
½ a yellow onion
1 red bell pepper
1 green bell pepper
Kabob sticks (I used 4 ½ inch sticks) (you will need about
12-15)
1 tablespoon vegan Worcestershire sauce
2 tablespoons
agave
¼ cup fresh lime
juice
2 tablespoons
garlic infused olive oil
Salt and Pepper
to taste
2-3 cups cooked
quinoa
A small grill,
such as a hibachi
Combine the vegan Worcestershire sauce, agave, lime juice, olive oil, salt and
pepper. Wash your vegetables and cut
them into thick chucks. You don’t
want anything to be small or delicate when it will be on the kabob, or it can
easily fall off. Skewer your veggies on the sticks, and marinade in the sauce. Light up the grill if needed so it can
come to temperature. Cook the quinoa
if needed. Once the grill is ready,
grill your skewers!! Save any leftover
marinade, and use it to dress the quinoa. Cook
the kabobs for about 10-15 minutes, so the vegetables are slightly tender, and
the tofu is cooked. Remove from heat
and serve on a bed of the dressed quinoa.
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