Brazilian Barbecue Kebabs
Brazilian barbecue kebabs are delicious kebabs and vegetables on a skewer which bring the taste of Brazil to your home.
I don’t know about you but the sight of the sunshine makes me think of long summer evenings in the garden. Possibly with a glass of wine and a barbecue.
I enjoy having a barbecue, usually my husband takes over the cooking so I can relax in the sunshine. At the moment it looks sunny though the windows but the wind is cold and biting. Not quite the weather for getting deckchairs out in the garden.
I decided to bring the barbecue experience inside and make some Brazilian barbecue kebabs. These can be enjoyed in the warmth of indoors whilst looking out the window and dreaming of Summer. They can also be cooked on the barbecue when the weather finally turns nice.

The nice thing about making kebabs is you can essentially use a mix of any meat and vegetables you have to hand, threading them onto a skewer and grilling them until they are cooked. Onions, mushrooms, cherry tomatoes, red or green peppers – the choice is up to you. You could even get exotic and add pineapple for a holiday flavour. I chose to use red peppers, onions and mushrooms. For the meat I chose chicken which I diced. I had recently been sent some of the Encona taste explorers range. Mexican Smokey Jalapeno sauce and the new limited edition Brazilian barbecue sauce. The Brazilian barbecue seemed the ideal choice to marinade the chicken in before cooking it. The sauce is a mix of tomatoes, herbs and spices which creates a sweet, spicy and tangy sauce that worked really well.

It is always a good idea to brush the mushrooms, peppers and onions in a little oil before cooking to make them more juicy. I wanted to add a bit of zesy flavour to my kebabs to make them more Brazilian so decided to mix the oil with a little lime juice and mix the vegetables in this before cooking them. This turned out to be a good idea as the zest of the lime juice complemented the tang of the Brazilian barbecue sauce perfectly.

Once threaded onto bamboo skewers the kebabs can just be grilled, turning regularly, until they are cooked. Serve with rice and a side salad and you have a lovely meal. It is also a meal that can be prepared ahead of time. Leave everything marinating while you go out for the day, come back thread onto skewers and cook. Ideal if you are planning a day exploring as we often love to do.

Brazilian Barbecue Kebabs Recipe

Brazilan Barbecue Kebabs
Ingredients
- 3 chicken breasts
- 1 red pepper
- 1 onion
- 4 mushrooms
- 1 tbsp lime
- 1 tbsp olive oil
- Encona Brazilian Barbecue sauce
Instructions
- Chop the chicken into chunks and marinade in the Brazilian Barbecue sauce.
- Mix the olive oil and lime together in a bowl.
- Chop the onions, mushrooms and red pepper into chunks.
- Place the onions mushrooms and pepper into the bowl with the oil and lime and make sure they are covered.
- Thread the chicken and vegetables onto the skewers.
- Grill under a medium grill, turning from time to time until the chicken is cooked
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I love how using he Encona sauce makes these kebabs so simple to prepare if you’re rushed for time! They look gorgeous and I’m looking forward to some barbecues now the weather is about to get warmer too! My husband likes to cook and i let him but I secretly don’t really trust him – It’s always nice to relax with a glass of wine though!
My husband usually does a good job with the barbecue which is great as I can relax
These look scrummy and perfect now that the sun is peeking out more and more!
I hope it decides to stay soon!
Yum they look lovely – summer on a plate 🙂
They were really nice, the sauce is well worth a try
Wow they look amazing!
These look yummy and I think we have a bottle of this in the cupboard so I’ll have to try it out! #tastytuesdays
Thank you, let me know what you think if you do
Woww these kababs look amazing! They remind me of my father’s pinchos on beautiful summer days. I come from a long line of BBQ fanatics and I think this Brazilian take on an old classic is really gonna diversify my father’s palette. Thanks for the recipe!
I hadn’t heard of pinchos, that is one recipe I shall investigate. Glad you like the look of these