Here is a great way to use up left over steak! I had a little bit a steak from the night before and a loan pepper from making morning omelets. I searched around to try to come up with a dish and then I found the Teriyaki marinade sauce. DING! I knew what I was going to make. Simple easy... go...
The Line Up:
Left over cooked steak
Cherry Tomatoes
Teriyaki Marinade
Green Bell Pepper
Olive oil
I poured a little of the marinade in to a bowl and then sliced up my steak in to bite size pieces.
And then tossed them in to the marinade. I put the lid on the bowl and shook it around for a bit and then put it off to the side.
I grabbed the pepper and sliced it up in to bite size squares.
And then grabbed the tomatoes and set out all my ingredients in to an assembly line.
I didn't soak my skewers because I was not cooking over an open flame, I wasn't really afraid of them catching on fire. But if you are... then go a head and soak the skewers before you start your food prep, and if you on BBQing over open flame I would soak them for at least a half hour.
Then I started with the pepper...
Next came the tomatoes...
Then a piece of steak...
Try to keep them all "flat" so both sizes get a chance at touching the grill.
I then sprayed the grill with some oil, and popped the skewers on the grill until there was grill marks on both sides....
And TaDaa! Teriyaki Beef "leftover" Skewers... Sooo yummy, I just love how the grill brings out the flavors of tomatoes don't you? But be careful they can burst real easy :-) I didn't use any salt or pepper because the Teriyaki sauce definitely had enough salt for me...
Recipe #27, 338 more to go.The Line Up:
Left over cooked steak
Cherry Tomatoes
Teriyaki Marinade
Green Bell Pepper
Olive oil
I poured a little of the marinade in to a bowl and then sliced up my steak in to bite size pieces.
And then tossed them in to the marinade. I put the lid on the bowl and shook it around for a bit and then put it off to the side.
I grabbed the pepper and sliced it up in to bite size squares.
And then grabbed the tomatoes and set out all my ingredients in to an assembly line.
I didn't soak my skewers because I was not cooking over an open flame, I wasn't really afraid of them catching on fire. But if you are... then go a head and soak the skewers before you start your food prep, and if you on BBQing over open flame I would soak them for at least a half hour.
Then I started with the pepper...
Next came the tomatoes...
Then a piece of steak...
Try to keep them all "flat" so both sizes get a chance at touching the grill.
I then sprayed the grill with some oil, and popped the skewers on the grill until there was grill marks on both sides....
And TaDaa! Teriyaki Beef "leftover" Skewers... Sooo yummy, I just love how the grill brings out the flavors of tomatoes don't you? But be careful they can burst real easy :-) I didn't use any salt or pepper because the Teriyaki sauce definitely had enough salt for me...
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