Ripped Souvlaki Skewers

  • U Serves 4 People
  • P Prep: 00:20
  • P Cook: 00:10
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Nutritional Facts

per 1 serving size (Recipe makes 4 servings)


Amount Per Serving


Calories 538

Calories from Fat 336


% Daily Values*


Total Fat 37.29

57.37%


Saturated Fat 7.20

36.00%


Polyunsaturated Fat 3.53


Monounsaturated Fat 23.65


Cholesterol 97.13

32.38%


Sodium 789.64

32.90%


Potassium 957.75


Total Carbohydrate 13.54

4.51%


Dietary Fiber 1.48

5.92%


Sugars 1.29


Protein 38.37


Vitamin A 1.88%

Vitamin C 47.54%


Calcium 10.27%

Iron 12.69%


* Nutritional Values are estimated and may vary

³ Description

Ripped Souvlaki Skewers are original and classic Greek preparation for pork and/or lamb. The meat is marinated in a olive oil, garlic, and lemon brew.

² Ingredients

  •  0.66 cup Fresh Lemon Juice
  •  1 tsp, ground Oregano
  •  3/4 tsp Black Pepper
  •  1/2 cup Olive Oil
  •  1 lb Pork Chops (Top Loin, Boneless)
  •  3 cloves Garlic
  •  1 serving (serving = 1/4 tsp) Kroger Coarse Kosher Salt
   

q Directions

First, please make sure the garlic cloves have been minced, the and the black pepper ground. The boneless pork chops are suggested to be trimmed of fat and cut into 1 1/2 - 2-inch cubes depending on your preference (cooking time may vary).

1. Mix all the marinate ingredients together very well.

2. Remove approx. three to four tablespoons of the marinate and place them into a separate covered container in the fridge.

3. Take a gallon-sized zip lock bag and pour the rest of the marinate into it.

4. Add the pork cubes into the plastic marinate bag, seal and shake gently until the pork has been coated.

5. Refrigerate for approx 4 hours or longer (i.e. overnight)

6. Next it's cookin' time! Fire up the grill to medium heat, drain and discard the marinade from the bag and thread the pork cubes onto metal skewers (i.e. 4 of them)

7. Grill the skewers for four (4) minutes, then baste them with the marinate that we saved in the fridge

8. Turn the skewers and baste again and let them continue to sizzle and cook for an additional 4 minutes or until you see that the pork is cooked but slightly pink in the middle.

NOTE: Do not overcook the pork as it will become dry.

Recipe Submitted by @braunshizzle


 

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