
20/06/2016 - Food Day
Join Kerry for a show full of classic tracks and hits. Chef Brian McDermott better known as the ‘no salt chef’ joins Kerry with a recipe for Chicken Footie Kebabs - a dish that is a penalty kick!!
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Chef Brian McDermott’s Ultimate Chicken Kebab

Ingredients (serves 8)
4 Chicken Breasts
2 Yellow Peppers
2 Red Peppers
2 Red Onions
2 Courgettes
6 Wooden/ Steel Skewers or Rosemary Sticks
Marinade
1-2 Red Chilli Peppers
1 Bunch Scallions
4 Garlic Cloves
Handful Fresh Basil
Handful Mint Leaves
1 Lemon Zest & Juice
50g Rapeseed Oil
Fresh Ground Black Pepper
Method
Place all the Marinade ingredients into a food blender and blend to a paste like marinade.
Cut peppers, courgettes and red onions into bite size chunks or wedges
Cut chicken into bite cubes using skewer sticks start skewering a piece of chicken followed onion, peppers and courgette and repeat until you have a full and vibrant skewer.
Brush the Marinade onto the skewered kebabs and leave for at least an hour on a tray.
Grill on the BBQ FOR approx. 6-8 minutes turning all the time.
Serve with freshly squeezed lemon juice, zest and ripped mint & basil leaves
Brian’s Tips:
Replace chicken with pork, beef or lamb.
A combination of meats works really well.
Prepare vegetarian version using butternut squash instead of chicken.
Broadcast
- Mon 20 Jun 201615:03BBC Radio Ulster
