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Chicken, Peach and Sausage Kebabs- Great kebab recipe you make on the grill.

Thanks to Ricardo Cuisine for sponsoring this post.

I have to tell you I am so excited to share this recipe with you. This one is a flavour explosion. It’s packed with so many great elements. All of those elements come together for one amazing recipe.

The inspiration for this recipe comes from Ricardo Cuisine. I was browsing through the Chicken Recipes and Ricardo’s recipe for Chicken, Peach, and Chorizo Fricassee jumped right out at me. I was mesmerized.

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Immediately I knew I wanted to make that recipe. However it’s about a bazillion degrees here right now. So I bookmarked Ricardo’s original recipe to whip up on our first cool day.

Then I put on my thinking cap, as all us cool kids do, and thought of how to make this recipe on the grill. It quickly hit me that it would work beautifully on a stick. I mean everything is awesome on a stick. Am I right?

As many of you know, I am a serious grill addict. Usually I share my grilling recipes on my grill blog, but this one is so wicked special I wanted to share it here on Cravings. This recipe blew my mind, it exceeded all my expectations.

This recipe is really adventurous but don’t let that scare you. I’m a picky eater and I gobbled this up like it was my last meal. I may, or may not, have given hubs a little shove out of the way so I could grab the last one.

My motto is “she who makes the food always gets the last piece”. I figure when you have a motto you should defend that motto against anyone who tries to mock it. I’m doing my duty. Or I’m just a greedy eater. Probably the latter.

If you get a chance to make this one I highly suggest you do so immediately. Also make lots of extra kebabs. You’re going to need them. Possibly some body armour as well. Just in case you invite me over when you make it.

Make sure you swing by Ricardo Cuisine for tons of recipe inspiration. I’ve saved about 12 recipes I want to make as soon as possible. There are tons of grilling recipes for all my fellow grill fanatics too. You will want to browse around all day long. 

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Chicken, Peach, and Sausage Kebabs
Prep Time
20 mins
Cook Time
10 mins
Total Time
30 mins
 
Great kebab recipe you make on the grill.
Course: Main
Cuisine: American
Author: Kim Beaulieu
Ingredients
  • 4 boneless skinless chicken breasts
  • 4 sausages cut into small rounds
  • 4 fresh peaches peeled and sliced
  • 1/2 large sweet onion cut into chunky pieces
  • 1 yellow pepper cut into chunky pieces
  • 1/4 olive oil
  • 1 tablespoon white wine vinegar
  • 1 teaspoon ground sage
  • 1 teaspoon garlic salt
  • 1/4 teaspoon red pepper flakes
  • Salt and Pepper to taste
  • 1/2 cup of your favourite BBQ sauce if desired, honey based sauces pair well with it
Instructions
  1. If using wooden skewers soak them in water for about an hour before you need them.
  2. Preheat the grill to a medium heat.
  3. Oil grill grates carefully.
  4. Cut all of your ingredients into cubes that are similar in size and shape.
  5. Load the ingredients onto the skewers. Be sure not to overcrowd the skewers so things cook evenly. Layer any which way you like. I enjoy making mine all a bit unique.
  6. In a medium size bowl whisk olive oil, and white wine vinegar together. Add all the spices to the bowl and whisk again. Brush generously over the kebabs. Tap off excess oil and place on a platter to bring out to the grill.
  7. Place you skewers on the grill and cook for about 4 to 5 minutes on each side, making sure you cook them as evenly as possible. If you like yours well done with a bit of char just cook them for a few more minutes.
  8. I like keeping one side of my grill off so I can move any skewers off the heat if I get flare ups, and also just because it's always nice to have a spot to move things over to if some are cooking slightly quicker than others.
  9. If you are a BBQ sauce fanatic you can brush some on right as they come off the grill. Use your favourite kind, but be sure it pairs well with sage.
  10. Serve with a big old adventurous smile!
Recipe Notes

Adapted from Ricardo Cuisine

Chicken, Peach and Sausage Kebabs- Great kebab recipe you make on the grill.

I know right. It is such a unique and cool recipe. I love it so much. I hope you give it a try.

Take a peek below at Ricardo’s original recipe, this is the Chicken, Peach, and Chorizo Fricassee that inspired my recipe. It’s so gorgeous.

Chicken, Peach, and Chorizo Fricassee from ricardocuisine.com

Let me know if you make either of these recipes. Be sure to tag #RicardoCuisine on Instagram, or @RicardoRecipes on twitter. You can also tag me by using #cravingsofalunatic on Instagram, or @CravingsLunatic on twitter!

Have a fabulous week full of great food, oodles of fun, and lots of time with family!

Toodles and smoochies! xx

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Comments

    • Thanks Brenda. It was so fun to work on this one. Ricardo Cuisine is amazing so I really enjoyed doing this.

      Fruit is one of my favourite things to grill. It brings out all that natural sweetness without adding any sugar or calories. Watermelon and plums are amazing on the grill too. And even coconut. I do skewers with coconut and pineapple, and another with papaya and mango. So good.

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  2. Now these make me want to break out the grill! His recipe looks fantastic as well but it’s his Garlic & Honey Glazed Bacon that has me intrigued. Don’t even get me started on those breakfast club sandwiches #brunchforthewin

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    • Thanks Aly. I have one his magazines and I literally want to make every single recipe. He just gets flavour combinations and makes everything look so gorgeous.

      We’ll have to grill together one day. I’m so ready for a blogger getaway.

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  4. Holy ()&_*^)&(^&^YP I need to put my skewers to use before grilling season has come and gone. These peaches, chicken kebabs look to die for. i will probably add turkey sausage. 🙂

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    • Ha, I’m busting a gut at your comment. I heart you.

      You must grill them. Turkey sausage would rock on these. Have you ever grilled coconut? Also amazing on the grill with chicken. Sounds weird but one of my favourite recipes of all time.

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    • Awe, thanks Sandy. That’s high praise from you. Everything you do blows me away. I always feel like a guest at your home when I visit your blog. I love how you decorate tables and really make it an experience with the photos.

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  6. I am digging your motto of the cook getting the last piece. I need to live by that rule! These kabobs look absolutely amazing – the sweet and salty combo always wins the day.

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    • Right, with hungry hooligans it’s a must. Moms need their fuel for all that running around. Ha.

      Thanks. I am so in love with sweet and salty together in one dish. It just takes me to my happy place.

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  7. I absolutely LOVE this and this is one of those meals my entire family would eat! My motto is “She who makes it gets the first AND last piece” 🙂

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    • Thanks so much Lori. There’s just something so comforting about that flavour combination. I never cared for it as a kid but as an adult I really love it.

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  9. Holy yum! Recipes like this make me want a grill so bad, I know I can make it inside but the flavor just isn’t the same. So I’m going to come to your place, sound good?

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    • Thanks Susan. I know right, there’s just something about grilling outdoors. Unfortunately not all everyone is lucky enough to be able to grill outdoors. Even I get lured indoors when it’s below 0. Some days I’ll still brave the cold on the deck, after shovelling snow off it. But other days not so much. I’m loving the weather right now. Perfect grilling weather. You should swing by. I’ll grill you some of these kebabs with a nice blueberry cobbler for dessert.

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    • Ha, thanks Sam. I learned to fight for food growing up with brothers. Apparently having kids has not softened that competitive urge. Ha.

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    • I’ve never gone peach picking. That must be so much fun picking your own. I’m so jealous. I love peaches, I’m chomping at the bit to make this pie. Best way to kick off peach season.

      Thanks Megan. They were such a hit.

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  12. Grilling is my all time favorite! We have a grill in the basement but it’s a pain in the ass to roll out and grill so I end up never doing it. I really need to move into a house where I can have a patio and access to a grill 24/7!

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    • Mine too Brandy. I’m lucky here. I have a small patio with a grill and smoker, then a small deck with two grills. I use the deck more for the blog as it’s right where I take pics, unfortunately it’s also my daughter’s room. So not fun for her. The patio I use more for days I’m not blogging. But it’s really narrow, if you pull your chair out you can’t walk around it. I’d love one of those multi-level decks that extends onto a pool but unfortunately my dreams don’t match my bank account. Lol!

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    • Thanks Anna. I am so in love with these. Chicken just goes so well with peaches. I can’t wait to try a skillet version.

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  14. I love grilling but I always forget to soak my sticks before making kebabs….I’m the worst….LOL. Love the combo of sweet peaches with chicken and sausage….so much yum!

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    • I often forget too so I bought some metal ones. They are such a life saver. You can get really cool shaped ones now too. Super fun.

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    • You could likely try this with tofu, or even veggie burgers cut up into cubes. I used to do that a lot when my daughter was a vegetarian. She didn’t eat meat till she was about 14/15 I think. So I had to get really creative with grilling for both her and us.

      I swear the seasoning makes all the difference to any grill recipe.

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