Anyone know how to make donner kebab meat?

mrbadexample

Bored_Housewife wrote: »

mix with wilted salad,

Technically, that's known as kebabbage.

Toto

freebiequennie wrote: »

have to say we cheated when we had friends over and brought the tesco bbq kebabs you get 6 beef and 6 lamb for £2, then we had value pittas and I put together a salad and they went down very well, i loved the lamb ones but found the beef a bit spicy but the men loved them. think it cost me about £4 for the whole lot and costs that for one from a takeaway

I might do that queenie, I did a test run for dinner this evening and it wasn't a huge success. Thanks for that, I'll nip out to tesco tonight.

freebiequennie

Toto wrote: »

I might do that queenie, I did a test run for dinner this evening and it wasn't a huge success. Thanks for that, I'll nip out to tesco tonight.

good luck I do like the easy route at times and as long as tasty who cares if cheating a little.

the_seraphim

Hello, this is a very old thread but as it came up in a top search for kebab recipe i figured I'd share.

500g lamb mince, not lean though it will work.
1tsp flour
1tsp cayenne pepper
1tsp oregano
1tsp garlic powder (granules will work too)
1tsp onion powder (granules will work too)
1tsp mixed Italian herbs

Mix all the flour and herbs together and then add to mince (don't do it the other way around or the herbs stick to the bottom of the mixing bowl)

Mix it well with hands, squish and squeeze it into a dense loaf shape.

Put in oven for 1 HR 20 minutes on gas 4 (180?) Turning once halfway
Alternatively I'm told it works in a slow cooker 4hrs on high or 6 hrs on low but i don't like the idea of that much meat being cooked that slow.

Slice thin, the denser you packed it the easier this will be, vegetable peeler will make good slices, or just chop it up whatever it's kebab lol.

Serve in a warmed pitta or my favourite, a warmed wholewheat wrap with salad and mayo.

Feel free to reduce spices down by 50% if you want it less zingy.

Zombie post but at least it's here now.

sillyvixen

On the bbc eat well for less program there was a family who were given a recipe to replace their weekly donner kebab takeaway - it went down well, maybe you can Google it.

Nargleblast

There is a kebab recipe in the book The Takeaway Secret which turns out nice.

Pollycat

sillyvixen wrote: »

On the bbc eat well for less program there was a family who were given a recipe to replace their weekly donner kebab takeaway - it went down well, maybe you can Google it.

I remember this, it looked lovely and is on my 'new recipe a week' list to try soon.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/homemade_doner_kebab_56527

bepviet666

You could try Vietnam kebabs instead. They are made with meat pigs

Pollycat

bepviet666
Do you have a recipe for Vietnam kebabs to share with us please.

Please note that this is a UK website so we're not looking for places to buy these kebabs ready-made so please don't provide a link to a supplier..
Thank you.