Note: This is a sponsored post for DataRank and KC Masterpiece. However, ALL opinions are my own.
As you fire up your grills this summer, now you can do more than grill up some burgers and hotdogs (not that there is anything wrong with that). Try something different and try out this Barbecued Beef Shish Kabob Recipe.
Not only do these Barbecued Beef Shish Kabobs look cute on a plate but they also taste really good.
Barbecue Sauce Ingredients
- 3/4 cup KC Masterpiece BBQ Sauce
- 1 can of Beef gravy
- 2 Tablespoons packed brown sugar
Ingredients & Supplies
- Beef (any type you prefer)
- Vegetables (I used Bailey Farms Sweet Peppers, Onions and Grape Tomatoes)
- Skewers
Directions
- Whisk together all of the Barbecue Sauce Recipe Ingredients in a bowl.
- Use half of the Barbecue Sauce to marinate the meat in a separate bowl. Make sure the meat is evenly coated. Cover and marinate the meat in the refrigerator for a minimum of 2 hours.
- Cut vegetables into bite-size pieces.
- Skewer your kabobs with the veggies and meat.
- Grill kabobs directly over heat source for about 10 to 15 minutes, turning 1/4 rotation every 2 to 3 minutes, or until the meat is cooked throughout.
It can be served as an appetizer or a main dish like what we did. I prepared this Barbecued Beef Shish Kabob Recipe along with baked potatoes, corn and bread. What was really cool is that we actually ate the peppers along with the meat because it tasted so good together (and we don’t eat peppers often). It was a tasty meal!
Let me know if you try this Barbecued Beef Shish Kabob Recipe and how it turned out for you.


Hmm this looks good. I will have to modify for sugar-free though!
This is a great recipe. I am always looking for new things to try. Gonna definitely make this.
Great! 🙂
I was just making up my weekly grocery list and menu and trying to come up with something different, I`ve been kind of in a rut lately. This is perfect! I haven`t made kebabs in quite a while and my family loves them! Thanks for the idea!
I love them they’re so delicious only we Greeks call them souvlaki.We use pork or chicken and traditionally we put lemon juice and oregano on them no BbQ sauce.I do love KC Masterpiece for other foods.
Thanks! I may have to try it your way too 🙂
I have never had a shish kabob. What do you do with it? I would put it on a fajita or something.
We ate it with baked potatoes, corn and dinner rolls.
I am so glad grilling season is here again! I am definitely going to try these kabobs!
This looks divine! Thank you!
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What a wonderful set of flavor profiles all added together ! I can not wait to get this on the grill! Thank you SO MUCH for an easy low ingredient recipe that I’m certain my family will gobble up!
Looks SO good and easy to make…going to try this for sure!
I love to BBQ. These shish kabobs look great and such an easy recipe.
I love teh sound of these and you just to help me decide what to make tomorrow for dinner! Thanks so much and I am copying this recipe now! Yum!!!
Enjoy 🙂
I haven’t made Shish Kabob yet this year, I know what I’m making for supper tomorrow, though!!
What a great recipe that is so easy to make.
This looks so colorful and delicious.I always find it to be a good meal for company because it makes a lot with all the vegetables.I love shish kabob.Thanks for posting this one.
Shis Kabobs are a great food to cook on the grill. I like to load my shish kabobs with veggies, fruit, and mushrooms. Thank you for sharing this recipe.