Veggie & Sausage Shish Kabobs

 
May Long Weekend is here in just a few days for us Canadians!

This weekend is officially known as Victoria Day Long Weekend,
marking the birthday of the late Queen Victoria.
But unofficially, it marks the beginning of summer here!
And summer long weekends mean BBQ time!  (come rain or snow!)

 

We love BBQ’ing, and this dish is one of our favourites!  Veggie & Sausage Shish Kabobs!

 

Veggie & Sausage Shish Kabobs
 

Ingredients
  • Sausages (I used Mild Italian Sausages)
  • Cherry Tomatoes
  • Onions
  • Peppers (Red, Orange, Yellow)
  • Zucchini
  • And what ever other veggies suit your tastes! (mushrooms, potatoes…)
  • 1 tbsp Olive Oil
  • Seasonings (I like to use Lowry’s Seasoning Salt)
  • Pepper

Instructions
  1. If you are using wooden skewers, first soak them for about 15-30 minutes in water. This helps to prevent them from burning on the BBQ.
  2. Turn on your BBQ to the highest setting to get it ready.
  3. Cut up all veggies (except the tomatoes) and the sausage into large bite size pieces.
  4. In a saucepan of boiling water, cook veggies (except for the tomatoes, leave these raw) for 2-5 minutes, just to partially cook them. I find this works really well, as opposed to adding them raw directly to the BBQ. They don’t end up burned or undercooked, and are done at the same time as the sausage.
  5. Toss all the veggies, including the tomatoes, with the olive oil, seasonings and pepper.
  6. Then add your partially cooked veggies, and chunks of uncooked sausage to your skewers.
  7. Add your assembled skewers directly to the BBQ grill, and turn down the heat to med-high.
  8. Turn frequently.
  9. If you find they are darkening too fast, move them onto tin foil on the higher shelf in your BBQ.

 

 Serve with rice or quinoa!

Have a delicious day!

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Comments

  1. Ali says:

    Those Kabobs are so colorful and delicious looking. Perfect for Summer.

  2. Desi says:

    OMG I want! I saw these over at Recipe Swap Sunday and had to check them out… your photo is so pretty and colorful! I love grill out season. So glad I found your site, loving your recipes AND your crafts… I am your newest follower :)

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  3. This picture looks amazing – your photography skills are fantastic! Great recipe – can’t wait to try it!

    Star Hughes Living

  4. I am popping over from Rhoda’s recipe party. Hope you enjoy my orange muffins (link #99.)

    These kebabs looks so yummy. Perfect for summer.

    Fondly,
    Glenda

  5. Those shish kabobs make me want to go out and clean my grill just so I can make them! Thanks for sharing!

  6. UKZoe says:

    they look SO yummy!

  7. yum! i love veggie kabobs in the summer!

  8. Michelle says:

    Those look great, and your photo skills are amazing! I’d love for you to come link up at DIY Thrifty Thursday @ http://www.thrifty101.blogspot.com
    ~Michelle

  9. Olga says:

    I love Shish Kabobs and these looks very yummy.

  10. Miranda says:

    I have never seen such good looking kabobs!
    Would love for you to share this at Fat Camp Friday this weekend. One recipe is picked every Monday and featured on my front page all week! http://tiny.cc/FatCampFriday29

  11. Miz Helen says:

    Hi Jo Anna,
    I just love a good Shish Kabob and your combination looks awesome. I just love all that color and flavor. Thanks for sharing with Full Plate Thursday and come back soon!
    Have a great holiday!

  12. Amy says:

    Wow, these kabobs look delicious! I love the vibrant colors! So tempting!

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    Please stop by to enter for a chance to win. Have a wonderful day.

    Amy
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  13. Tracy says:

    yum! thanks for sharing this! *visiting from tea rose home link party 56*

  14. Miz Helen says:

    Congratulations Joanna,
    You are featured on Full Plate Thursday this week and What’s For Dinner Next Week next week, enjoy!
    Miz Helen

  15. Michelle says:

    Thanks for posting on Tasty Tuesday! I have to make a meal on Thursday for a family with kids that won’t eat food mixed together. This will be perfect!

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