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Full of amazing flavor, Honey Lamb Kabobs! Marinated in a red wine and olive oil base, grilled up and then glazed with honey. Easy to make and a gorgeous meal!
Prep30m
Cook20m
Total24h 50m
0gCarb
0gFat
0gProtein
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This post is sponsored by True Aussie Beef & Lamb and The Big Green Egg. All opinions are all my own.
This summer has been rather delicious! Case in point, Honey Lamb Kabobs!
So easy to make on my Big Green Egg, and full of incredible flavor. Honey Lamb Kabobs are so quick to make up and celebrate summertime with friends and family!
We simply call them “HoneyLamb”, a reminiscent nod to my childhood. They are marinated for as long as possible in our house, and gain a lovely red hue from the red wine in the marinade. After the initial cooking time, I glaze them with a runny honey and allow them to caramelize slightly for just the right amount of sweetness that compliments the Aussie lamb beautifully. If lamb is your thing, my Moroccan rack of lamb is another one worth trying, a completely different preparation but the same deep love for a good cut of lamb done right.
To get the best flavor in the meat, try to marinate as long as possible. I marinated mine just over 24 hours and oh how those flavors truly shined through. If you are tight on time, then if you can squeeze in at least 2 hours of marinating, then they will be good to go.
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My goodness, we love these Honey Lamb Kabobs!
You know it’s tasty when the kids approve and ask for more “HoneyLamb”!
For other Aussie Lamb recipes, try the Lamb Burger Sliders or this tasty Moroccan Grilled Rack of Lamb. ***Don’t forget to Enter The Greater Outdoors sweepstakes for your chance to win your own Big Green Egg.***For something fresh on the side, a grilled fig salad balances the sweetness of the honey and the richness of the lamb.
Honey Lamb Kabobs
Full of amazing flavor, Honey Lamb Kabobs! Marinated in a red wine and olive oil base, grilled up and then glazed with honey. Easy to make and a gorgeous meal!
Ingredients
Method
- At least 2 hours before cooking or up to 24 hours ahead of time, marinade the diced Lamb.
- In a large bowl or gallon sized ziploc baggie, mix together all of the ingredients for the Marinade and add in the lamb, covering all of the meat well. Cover the bowl with plastic wrap or seal the baggie and place in the refrigerator 2 - 24 hours to soak in the flavors.
- In a large saucepan, add the cleaned new Potatoes, cover with cold water and bring to a boil over medium high heat. Once boiling, reduce to medium heat and cook for about 10 - 12 minutes. You want the potatoes to be just tender, not over cooked or they will fall apart. Drain water and allow to steam themselves dry. Set aside.
- Heat your grill to about 350°F.
- Prepare the skewers, alternating with Potatoes, Onions and marinated Lamb. I like to start with the Potatoes then Onions and Lamb, ending with Potatoes.
- Once the grill is nice hot, cook the Kabobs for about 5 minutes then turn and cook another 5 minutes.
- Just before you take them off the grill, glaze them with the Honey and let the heat just start to caramelize them for about a minute or two. Once the Kabobs are to your desired doneness, remove and serve them up straight away.
- You can leave your Honey Lamb Kabobs on the skewers and serve, or remove from the skewers and serve in a large dish, along with Flatbread, Arugula, fresh Oregano leaves and Hummus if desired.
- Enjoy!
Notes
Adapted from River Cottage Farm.
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