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The Secret Of Tender Souvlaki

March 24th 2008 12:31
Greek Souvlaki Skewered Lamb
Souvlaki is a traditional Greek dish of grilled meat on a skewer. It is usually served on the skewer as finger food, in Pita bread with the meat removed from the skewer or on pilaf rice accompanied by tzatziki.
In the following recipe and step by step pictures I reveal the secret of naturally softening the meat to get really tender souvlaki.
Greek lamb souvlaki recipe
Ingredients
500g Diced lamb
1 Brown onion
50ml Olive oil
1/2 Lemon
Salt and pepper
Greek lamb souvlaki marinated
Method
Trim any sinew and cut the meat into 2.5cm cubes.
I have used lamb leg steaks but cheaper cuts of meat are fine as the meat will be tenderized.
Grate the onion into a bowl.
It is important to grate it rather than slice or dice it as grating liberates the juices.
To avoid stinging eyes the onion can be refrigerated beforehand.
Add the meat to the onion.
Squeeze in the juice of half a lemon.
Season with salt and pepper.
Add a liberal dash of olive oil.
Greek lamb souvlaki skewers
Allow the meat to marinate in this mixture overnight or for a minimum of two hours.
The ascorbic and tartaric acids from the lemon and onion will begin to denature the protein strands in the meat.
Discolouration causes the meat to go an unappetizing gray.
The meat is virtually cooking in the acid.
This will result in tender meat and the cooked colour is unaffected.
Once the cubes of meat have marinated them, skewer them.
greek lamb souvlaki cooking
Grill or pan fry the skewers in a little oil.
Serve hot.
Entaksi
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Comment by Cibbuano

April 10th 2008 23:19
I'm all about the overnight marinade. When I do skewers like this, I also crack an egg into the mixture. I don't know if this is actually doing anything - I saw some bbqer in the deserts of China doing it, and I'm just following them.

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