Not exact matches
If using wooden
skewers, pre
soak them in water
so that these not burn quickly on grill.
I didn't have time to
soak my
skewers,
so I decided to use my indoor cast iron grill pan to cook the shrimp kebabs.
If you choose to use wooden
skewers,
soak the
skewers for about 20 minutes before threading the meat on them
so they don't burn when grilled.
Because poke cakes aren't anything dirty at all: they're simply cakes which have been poked with a
skewer of some sort
so that they can be more receptive to delicious
soaking liquids (tres leches cake would be a famous poke cake, btw.
2) Thread on to wooden
skewers (
soak for 30 minutes first
so they don't burn).
I would like to note if you are using wood
skewers, you should
soak them in water first
so they don't go «POOF» on the grill
Place meat and veggies on
skewers (if you are using wooden
skewers,
soak them in water for about half an hour beforehand,
so they don't char).
When ready, use a
skewer to make a number of small holes in the surface of the cake and drizzle the lemon liquid onto the sponge, directing into the holes,
so that it
soaks into the inside of the cake (I used a syringe for accuracy).
If you use wooden
skewers,
soak them in water for at least 15 minutes before using them,
so that they don't burn before the chicken is cooked.
Soak your
skewers in water for 30 minutes
so they don't burn on the grill.
Anytime you use bamboo
skewers, always
soak them first in water for at least an hour or
so.
Meanwhile,
soak bamboo
skewers in water (
so they don't catch fire when you grill them).
Soak your
skewers in water for 30 minutes
so they don't burn on the grill.
I start with wooden
skewers that I
soak in water for a few minutes
so they don't catch on fire.
If you have long wooden
skewers,
soak them in water and poke a
skewer into each lobster tail to keep it from curling under the broiler and
so the tails will cook evenly.