Grace's Chicken Kebabs
Grace and her Dad joined us for a kebab and loaded fries competition for our live cook on Saturday 9 August 2025. There was a lot of fun had by Grace and Tony, her Dad on the lead up to the day, both kept their cooks under wraps until the day.Grace chose to cook a chicken kebab marinaded in yogurt with the middle Eastern tangy citrusy flavours of Sumac.We each cooked a portion of loaded fries and a kebab:- Grace’s Dirty loaded fries and chicken kebab- Tony’s Greek loaded fries and Pork Souvlaki kebab- Nic’s Japanese loaded fries and duck kofta kebabRecipe Credit:  Grace Swindell
Method
To marinade the chicken
- Add all the marinade ingredients to a bowl and mix well to ensure the spices are mixed evenly.
- Trim off any excess fat from the thighs. Chop your chicken thighs into small strips and add into the bowl.
- Give the chicken a good zhuzh!
- Pop in the fridge for at least 1 hour, or overnight, if possible, to marinade.
To make the kebab slaw
- Place all the vegetables into a bowl.
- Add the lemon juice, sumac, oil and salt and pepper.
- Give it a good mix, adjust seasoning as necessary.
To cook
- Add the marindaded strips of chicken to some metal skewers.
- Set up your Egg with a half-moon baking stone and the stainless steel grid at 180°C so you have both a direct and indirect cooking area.
- Start cooking the skewers indirectly ie above the baking stone.
- Turn them after about 15 minutes. Cook for a further 15 minutes.
- Move the skewers to the direct cooking area and continue to cook them until the chicken reaches 74°C. Being thigh, it can handle being cooked past 74°C. You may need to turn them to colour them evenly.
- Take the skewers out of the Egg.
- Grace served her chicken on flatbreads with a bed of her kebab slaw. She drizzled the chicken with her homemade hot sauce and garlic mayonnaise. Finished with a garnish of pickled red onions, pomegranate seeds and parsley.
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