Chicken Brochettes

Chicken Brochettes Spanish Tapas

These chicken brochettes are perfect for any outdoor BBQ or camping trip you have and they are so simple to make. These are a popular tapas dish in Spain which is why I made them and I have to say they will probably be added to my rotation of party foods. These take around the same amount of time to cook as some grilled sweet corn, so if you are looking to have a bigger outdoor party why not make both together!

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I cooked these on a simple pan on an induction burner at the AirBnB I’m staying at in Valencia at the moment, but they would be just as easy over an open flame, or on a BBQ grill. The best part is they are so customizable. From the ingredients you decide to skewer, to the sauces you can pair with them.

Chicken Brochettes Ingredients

2 Chicken Breasts

1/2 Yellow Onion

1 Bell Pepper; any color.

1 tsp Salt; to taste

1 tsp Sweet Paprika

2 tbsp Olive Oil

Chicken Brochettes Instructions

1. Take 8 skewers and soak them in a bowl of lightly salted water while you do steps 2 and 3. This help the wood to not burn if you are cooking over an open flame, as well as makes it easier for the chicken to fall off the wood when you are ready to eat.

2. Cut the chicken breasts into about 2 cm (1 inch) cubes. Salt and paprika them and set aside.

3. Take the half of the onion and cut it into 4 wedges. Cut each of these wedges in half and peel apart the layers. Take the bell pepper and cut it up into 2 cm squares.

4. Take a skewer out of the water and run it through a piece of chicken, then onion, then bell pepper. Continue for almost the entire skewer leaving just about an inch to grab onto. Do this for all the skewers.

5. In a pan add the olive oil on medium heat and place down the skewers being careful not to crowd the pan. Rotate the chicken brochettes every minute or so until the chicken is cooked (about 7-8 minutes).
5a. If cooking over an open flame or on a bbq grill drizzle the chicken brochettes with the olive oil before placing them on the metal. Use a metal spatula to pry them up if they stick, as if you try to pull the skewer they may fall apart.

Variations:

Beef instead of chicken

Lamb and pearl onions with a Dijonnaise sauce

Only vegetables

Melon and Serrano ham (uncooked)

and more!

Chicken Brochettes Spanish Tapas

Chicken Brochette

A simple skewered chicken recipe, these Chicken Brochettes make popular Spanish tapas, and are perfect for your next large party.
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Course: Appetizer, Tapas
Cuisine: Spanish
Keyword: chicken brochettes
Prep Time: 5 minutes
Cook Time: 10 minutes
Total Time: 15 minutes
Servings: 4 people
Calories:

Ingredients

  • 2 Chicken Breast
  • 1/2 Onion yellow
  • 1 Bell Pepper any color
  • 1 tsp Salt to taste
  • 1 tsp Sweet Paprika
  • 2 tbsp Olive Oil

Instructions

  • Take 8 skewers and soak them in a bowl of lightly salted water while you do steps 2 and 3. This help the wood to not burn if you are cooking over an open flame, as well as makes it easier for the chicken to fall off the wood when you are ready to eat.
  • Cut the chicken breasts into about 2 cm (1 inch) cubes. Salt and paprika them and set aside.
  • Take the half of the onion and cut it into 4 wedges. Cut each of these wedges in half and peel apart the layers. Take the bell pepper and cut it up into 2 cm squares.
  • Take a skewer out of the water and run it through a piece of chicken, then onion, then bell pepper. Continue for almost the entire skewer leaving just about an inch to grab onto. Do this for all the skewers.
  • In a pan add the olive oil on medium heat and place down the skewers being careful not to crowd the pan. Rotate the chicken brochettes every minute or so until the chicken is cooked (about 7-8 minutes). 5a. If cooking over an open flame or on a bbq grill drizzle the chicken brochettes with the olive oil before placing them on the metal. Use a metal spatula to pry them up if they stick, as if you try to pull the skewer they may fall apart.
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