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Who says vegetarians can't enjoy a good barbeque? Omnivores and herbivores can eat together in harmony with individualized shish kebabs.
Traditional kebabs are made from cubed, marinated meat and vegetables, threaded onto skewers and cooked. They're tasty when they're grilled on the stovetop or on the barbeque. For vegetarians who want something they can throw on the 'barbie made from fresh, whole food ingredients (no storebought veggie burgers here) -- kebabs are the answer. Look out for bottled or store-made sauces. Non-vegetarian ingredients hide in the usual marinades in the form of meat broths, Worcestershire sauce, and barbeque sauce. Try a vegetarian- and vegan-friendly marinade for extra-firm tofu and tasty veggies. Extra-Firm TofuIt is absolutely necessary to use firm or extra-firm tofu in a shish kebab recipe - medium and soft tofu don't stand up to a rough barbeque. Learn how to press the water out of the tofu so it can absorb more marinade. Serving SuggestionsTo round out the meal, try some barbequed potatoes, corn on the cob, and fresh garden salad. Or, serve on a bed of rice. Vegetarian Shish Kebab RecipeMakes 4 kebabs. Tips:
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Marinade Ingredients
Directions: For the Tofu
For the Shish Kababs
The copyright of the article Vegan Shish Kebab Recipe in Vegetarian Recipes is owned by Jill Harris. Permission to republish Vegan Shish Kebab Recipe in print or online must be granted by the author in writing.
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