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BBQ Maple Chaat Vegetable Skewers
BBQ Maple Chaat Vegetable Skewers are a fan favorite for Memorial Day or July 4th weekend, when backyard barbecuing is on everyone’s minds!
Course
Main Course
Cuisine
American, Mediterranean
Servings
4
Servings
Author
Muneeza Ahmed
Equipment
BBQ or Grill
Bamboo Skewers
Ingredients
Veggies
6
portobello mushrooms
quartered
8 - 10
potatoes
cubed large
2
red bell peppers
cubed
3
onions
quartered
2
zucchini
sliced thick
12-15
cherry tomatoes
whole
1
bunch
broccoli
use florets only
BBQ Maple Marinade
11/2
cups
coconut aminos
½
cup
maple syrup
1
tsp
chipotle powder
2
tsp
smoked paprika
1
tbsp
dried oregano
1
tsp
1 tsp
chaat masala
Lime Honey Marinade
8
limes
juiced
1
tsp
black pepper
1
tsp
thyme
2
tbsp
garlic powder
1
tsp
oregano
4
tbsp
Raw honey
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Instructions
First, if you are using potatoes in your skewers, make sure you have them steamed ahead of time.
It takes 8 - 10 potatoes about 30 - 40 minutes in the steamer depending on the size of your potatoes.
For faster steaming always cut them into cubes.
Second, choose which marinade you are making.
I like to do both and split the veggies between the two.
Place the coconut aminos, maple syrup, and spices into a large bowl and mix thoroughly.
Add the lime juice, black pepper, garlic powder, oregano, thyme, and raw honey to another bowl.
Bamboo skewers are great for making this recipe. Take 8 - 10 skewers and soak them in cold water.
Preheat broiler on high and arrange racks 6-8 inches from heat source.
Next, chop all your veggies to be an appropriate size for sliding onto a skewer.
Then place as many of the veggies into the two marinade bowls.
Ensure that the veggies are all evenly coated with the marinade.
Let the veggies soak for about 60 minutes and periodically stir the mixtures to ensure the veggies on top also get well coated.
Once the veggies are ready, load them onto the skewers and grill.
Broil or grill until slightly blackened and tender, 7-10 minutes.
Serve with a sauce from my sauces & chutneys book or another sauce from our blog!