Is there a better summer meal than BBQ chicken, grilled corn on the cob and a side of freshly made coleslaw? Also not pictured, I served this up with loaded baked potatoes, because you can’t have too many veggies, right? This is one of my favorite summer meals!
This time, I was so excited to try these grilled chicken skewers made with a new product that recently hit the shelves at Walmart, KC Masterpiece® BBQ Sauce Mix and Dry Rub. I love things spicy so I made my version to have a good kick to it with the delicious honey chipotle combination. It goes so perfectly with grilled chicken with its blend of sweet, spicy, and a little bit smoky, and it most definitely left me craving more. I love how versatile these mixes are! They come in three varieties, there is Original, Honey, and Habanero, and then with each version you just follow the instructions to add a liquid of your choosing, such as fruit juice, soda, water, or bourbon. I’ve already tried two varieties because I loved the first so much (I tried the Honey and the Original. With the original I actually just tried it with water and a little apple cider vinegar and it was so tasty)! I also loved how easy it was to make and that I was able to give it my own personal spin for on-the-grill chicken kabobs. It would also be delicious in a grill pan if you don’t have skewers! My whole family agreed we loved this BBQ sauce and we will be eating it again and again this summer spread over chicken, pork, and beef (I also can’t wait to try it in pulled pork or pulled chicken sandwiches)! This sauce is true to the saying, “secret’s in the sauce”. This stuff is finger-licking good and it’s destined to be a crowd-pleaser!
Ingredients for BBQ Chicken Kebabs
There are so many things to love about kebabs in the summertime. I love using fresh, seasonal produce loaded onto wooden skewers (or metal skewers!) with bite-sized pieces of meat to keep things easy but new. You can remix your meats, fruits, and veggies to create novel grilled summer dinners.
Boneless skinless chicken thighs are my favorite meat, but try different meats and cuts of meat in 1-inch pieces Marinades made from tablespoons of salad dressing, olive oil, garlic cloves, lemon juice, lime juice, soy sauce, ginger, or other fruit juices mixed into a bowl to taste Use red pepper flakes or hot sauce for more spice Vary your vegetable flavors with red onions, bell peppers, zucchini, pineapple, tomatoes, and squash
