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KBBQ Beef Kabobs
Korean barbecue-style beef kebabs made by layering marinated beef between tortilla squares, slicing the layers into mini stacks, skewering them, and pan-frying until crisp. They are finished with a sweet, tangy soy-based sauce.
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Ingredients
- beef (Thinly sliced or prepared for layering)
- soy sauce (For the beef marinade)
- sesame oil (Used in the beef marinade)
- gochujang (Korean fermented chili paste)
- onion (Grated)
- garlic (Prepared for mixing into the beef)
- ginger (Prepared for mixing into the beef)
- green onion (Prepared for mixing into the beef)
- soy sauce (For the finishing sauce)
- rice vinegar (For the finishing sauce)
- brown sugar (For the finishing sauce)
- sesame oil (For the finishing sauce)
- white pepper (For the finishing sauce)
- flour tortillas (Cut into small squares)
- cooking oil (For frying the skewers in a pan)
- wooden skewers (For assembling the mini stacks)
Steps
- 1
Combine the beef with soy sauce, sesame oil, gochujang, grated onion, garlic, ginger, and green onion. Mix thoroughly so the marinade coats the beef evenly.
- 2
Prepare the finishing sauce by combining soy sauce, rice vinegar, brown sugar, sesame oil, and white pepper.
- 3
Cut the tortillas into small squares.
- 4
Spread a thin layer of the marinated beef over each tortilla square.
- 5
Stack the tortilla-and-beef layers to form layered sheets of beef.
- 6
Slice the layered sheets into small stacks.
- 7
Thread the mini stacks onto skewers.
- 8
Heat cooking oil in a pan and fry the skewers until all sides are crispy.
- 9
Brush the cooked skewers with the prepared sauce and serve.
Notes
The source does not provide ingredient quantities, pan temperature, frying time, beef cut, or a specific tortilla type beyond tortillas. Adjust the amount of sauce and marinade to the amount of beef used.
Nutrition per serving
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