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How To Make & Cook Turkish Shish Kebab

1kg Diced Lamb Shoulder or Leg (Mutton also works)
1.5-2 tbsp salt
1 diced onion
1 handful chopped mint
1 tbsp dry oregano
1/2 tbsp black pepper
1/4 lemon juice
1/4 cup vegetable oil

40 Comments

  1. that is not a quarter cup of olive oil you used. It was more like closer to a cup.

  2. somehow it doesn't look like the shish kebab i often eat at the turkish restaurants in london…why is that?

  3. Your videos are absolutely brilliant..I follow most of your recipes and they never fail. Keep up the great work and yummy food. Well done buddy 👌

  4. they must have lamb meat on every corner on Australia. try to find that in fucking Houston. only one place and better mortgage the house for it.

  5. Awesome bro, you told one thing which I made mistake watching another video that there should be a gap between meat. Tried your way and its much better, thanks.

  6. This is my second time doing this, but this time I added fresh garlic and harissa powder as I like it spicy.

  7. I'm making it now but bro you need check your measurements as you put like 2 cups of oil and lemon juice not 1/4

  8. On which planet is this a 1/4 cup? You think we are blind?!?!?! Either give the recipe the proper way or don't give it!

  9. Yo henry, I love you, I really do. But that quarter cup of lemon juice was more like a cup and a half bro LMAO!!!!!!!!

  10. Tried this recipe and it taste delicious with stunning authentic flavours as you'd get from proper take away 👍🏾

  11. I was stationed at Incirlik AB for 3 years and loved these. They used to put what they called "Purple spice" on them which was wonderful. I still cant figure out what it was tho. Anyone know? Sumac maybe?

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