I have tasted lemongrass chicken kebab, some time back in Ole-Ole Bali, Bumbu Bali and recently in Bibiwok. These chicken kebabs were tasty with a lingering aroma from the lemongrass used to wrap the minced chicken on top. I wanted to make something similar at home and came up with my own recipe. I seasoned the minced chicken with ginger, garlic, crushed pepper and salt. Next was sticking the minced chicken onto the bruised lemongrass stalks before grilling on a portable grill.
The barbecue sauce was poured over the cooked kebabs and removed from the grill. For a complete meal, I served the kebabs with again, my own creation of the spicy mashed potatoes. This lemongrass chicken kebab will trill your taste buds, what more a meal that is utterly satisfying!!!!
Ingredients
For The Kebab
300g minced chicken
4 stalks of lemongrass - lightly bruise the top part
1 tbsp blended/grounded ginger
1/2 tbsp blended/grounded garlic
1 tbsp blended/grounded ginger
1/2 tbsp blended/grounded garlic
2-3 tbsp barbecue sauce
1-2 tbsp oil
crushed black pepper and salt for taste
For The Spicy Mashed Potatoes
2 medium size potatoes - boiled till soft, remove skin and mashed
2 small shallots - chopped
1 red chili - chopped
1 sprig coriander leaf - chopped
salt for taste
Method:
For The Kebab
Combine minced chicken with ginger, garlic, pepper and salt.
Mix in and separate 4 portions.
Mix in and separate 4 portions.
Moisten your hands and grab one portion of the minced chicken.
Gently pat one portion of minced chicken onto a stalk of lemongrass, shaped into a kebab.
Do the same to the other portions of minced chicken and lemongrass.
Heat oil on a portable grill and when heated, grill the kebab all over to cook evenly.
Pour barbecue sauce on top of the kebab.
Roll the kebab pieces to coat with the sauce before removing from grill.
Add all ingredients into a mixing bowl and stir together.
Serve kebabs with salad leaves and mashed potatoes.




Wow, this is such a stunning presentation...and we love kebabs! Yummy. (looks top 9 worthy!!!)
ReplyDeletewow it looks great ..
ReplyDeleteso I do not need to go bumbu bali anymore....
looks great! You really take alot of effort in your cooking! Kudos!
ReplyDeleteLast time when I made seekh kebabs, I thought to add lemon grass and use lemon grass as skewers but then dreaded if they do not come out well. Yours look really look good and I would try making four of them,good for our family.
ReplyDeleteThe spicy mashed potato is in my do list. Awesome kebab too.
ReplyDeleteWhen I was a kid, I love eating kebab on sugar cane. Hardly find it on the menu nowadays. =)
ReplyDeleteLemongrass add lots of character into meats!
ReplyDeleteYour pictures are stunning my friend just as much as your recipe :D
ReplyDeleteMy brother would adore this thank you!
Cheers
Choc Chip Uru
hi nava, your lemon grass chicken kebab looks cool and pretty.. like the pics you captured here... i think lemon grass is the most appetizing and aromatic flavor in a kebab.. bookmarked with thanks. have a nice day
ReplyDeleteehhhh very good idea. Usually we would chop the lemon grass but using your way it would be more fragrant
ReplyDeleteThis looks amazing! I love the kebabs and I bet the mashed potato is brilliant.
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love this. I will certainly try making it. So pretty too!
ReplyDeleteWow! That looks incredible! What a fabulous idea of using lemon grass! :)
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