Fiery Pork Skewers

Another fantastic recipe. I did marinate the pork for about 3 hours and ended up broiling them instead of putting them on the grill and they were still fantastic. Thanks Lindsay.

This is a summer mainstay in my house. I do marinate for 2-4 hours, though. I also add green peppers and pineapple and brush with extra marinade while on the grill. It doesn't get any easier than this!

Simple and delicious - I did marinate the meat for a few hours along with the pinneapples, red peppers, onions and cherry tomatoes that I added to the skewers. Thanks Lindsay.

This is also good with shrimp and bacon. I also add green pepper, onion and pineapple chunks

I've made these several times and they are very good. Last time I cut up the pork tenderloin in chunks and put it in the marinade and put it in the freezer. Thawed it a few weeks later in the fridge and grilled. Excellent!

I often broil these in the oven, if we are not in the grill mode. To our taste, we use 1 teaspoon red pepper flakes. The kids either eat it -- or they don't, that's up to them. We've never encouraged, or labeled, anyone as a "pickey eater". There are always plenty of other things for them to choose from.

My husband loved the sweet and spicy taste to this. I loved how fast it was to make! Great recipe! I doubled the marinade like some of the others. I also made two versions, one without red peppers for my son and I and one with for my husband.

My husband, the big pork lover, really liked these. I did them on skewers in the broiler. I speared onion chunks in between each piece of meat, which helped the flavor quite a bit. Next time I'd marinate them for a while in the sauce first.

This is delicious! I was really impressed with how much flavor it had. I didn't think the recipe called for enough ingredients for the marinade/basting sauce though as it is. I put just that amount in to toss with the pork and there wasn't any left to baste the kabobs with when they were on the grill so I had to mix up more of that. You need at least double the recipe I think for the marinade part. I let the pork pieces sit in marinade about 2 hours before grilling. I also only used about 1/4 tsp red pepper flakes because my 10 year old doesn't like things overly spicy. Everyone really liked the kabobs and said make it again. I served this with the Florentine Pasta Salad recipe that is on this site also. Someone had mentioned the marinade wasn't thick enough, I bought a teriyaki marinade/GLAZE rather than the teriyaki marinade sauce and I didn't have any problems with it not sticking to the meat at all.

This is a very flavorful recipe. I made a few changes to suit my needs. First, I used whole pork chops, instead of skewering pieces. And second, I made it on the stove in a frying pan instead of on the grill. In the pan, I used the extra sauce at the very end to give the pork chops a carmelized layer of sauce, which definitely sears in the flavors. Very easy recipe to make, and one that I would definitely recommend. Just the right flavors- not too sweet or spicy.