Shrimp KaBoom KaBobs


The perfect Kabob Grill

If you’re like me, you just plop the skewers down on the grill, turn a few times, maybe drizzle with a marinade and pretty soon your eating some fine shish kabobs. But during the turning, as I burned my hand the other nite, I wondered if maybe there was something better out there. And that got me to thinking.

Imagine grilling over an open fire, being able to rotate the skewers evenly over hot coals without burning your hands. 'Wake up Drick, someone beat you to it!' Introducing the Kabobmaster BBQ Grill. No, I'm not making this stuff up folks.

Then there’s the one that fits on your existing grill made by Weber. It’s pretty neat, looks a little fun to use but small compared to the kabob master - might better order two.
Here are two more, both available from Amazon.com.
MR BBQ Grilling Basket

Charcoal Companion Kabob Basket
Now for today's recipe. Enjoy!

Enjoy this southern mouth-fest. The spicy sausage and pineapple actually helps to cool things down a bit. Dip these in your favorite dressing to cool 'em down if desired. You can even stuff some cheese in with the shrimp as in a jalapeno popper.


Shrimp KaBoom KaBobs

20 large shrimp, peeled and deveined
Juice of 1 lime
2 garlic cloves, minced
1/4 teaspoon oregano, crumbled
10 large fresh jalapeno peppers, halved lengthwise and seeded
10 slices of bacon, cut in half
2 cups fresh pineapple chunks
3 spicy sausage links, cut into 1/4-inch pieces
1 large red or green bell pepper, seeded, cut into squares
    Soak 8 to 12 wooden skewers in water for 1 hour or use metal skewers.
    Toss shrimp with the lime juice, garlic and oregano in a bowl. Let set for 10 minutes.
    Place one shrimp inside each jalapeno half and enclose each with a bacon half.
    For each kabob, alternate on skewer pineapple chunks, bacon wrapped shrimp, sausage, and bell pepper.
    Lightly spray cooking grate with oil. Heat to medium heat and grill kabobs 4 to 5 minutes per side until bacon is cooked. Check shrimp to make sure it is pink and opaque.

    Comments

    1. Wow...I'm waiting for hot weather to be here to do some cooking outdoors. It's still too cold :( Thanks very much for sharing how to fry the fish fritters. I'll try that. But have to go and look for corn meal. Have not used that in my cooking. You have easy recipes and I like them all :D

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    2. I wonder how this would work for camping. It seems like it might be a great tool to have! Your shrimp look absolutely divine. I may try them this weekend when we're out in the great outdoors.

      Thanks so much for letting me know about my comment issue. I was wondering where all the comment love was, but it didn't occur to me that it might not be working!

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    3. Holy crap. KaBoom. Kabobs. KaB-awesome :-)

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    4. Just in time for the weekend great addition of pineapple use it everytime and just love outdoor grilling have a great weekend friend~

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    5. Great name:) Looks wonderful:)

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    6. Thank you for sharing another wonderful recipes of yours. Great addition for the long weekend barbeque this Monday Memorial Day.

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    7. Wah... but a great tool! Love to have one of those.

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