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Persian Shish Kabob

Submitted by: Manouchehr Delshakib
Lime juice, chopped onion, salt, pepper and some time in the fridge is all that it takes to turn cubes of beef into Persian delights. 

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Persian Fesenjun

Submitted by: Mr. Fantastic
An amazing ethnic exotic Persian dish. Incredibly easy to make. Crowd pleaser. A lot of oil will come to the top of the dish. Don't worry, this is normal. This is the oil from the walnuts. Pomegranate paste or syrup may be found in Middle Eastern food specialty shops. 

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Persian Cucumber Yogurt (Maast-o Khiar)

Submitted by: SASHAYEGHI
This cool and healthy dip can be served along side rice and meat, or simply with bread. No Persian meal is complete without Maast-o khiar! This dish is best if refrigerated for a few hours, but if you are strapped for time feel free to serve after mixing. 

Armenian Shish Kabob

Submitted by: chefmarkmarcarian
Living In: Horsham, Pennsylvania, USA
These delicious Armenian lamb kebabs marinate for 24 hours and then they are broiled twice to ensure that all of the meat and vegetables have cooked to perfection! Serve with rice pilaf and pita bread. 

Beef Martini

Submitted by: Tara Lyon
If you like your beef 'shaken, not stirred', try this great tipsy marinade for the summer bbq season! Spice up the presentation with an olive and toothpick garnish! 

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Kabob Marinade

Submitted by: Jon Devore
Living In: Flora, Illinois, USA
This is a tasty, easy to make marinade that is great for any grilled meat. It makes enough for about two pounds of uncooked meat. Hunters - try this on your deer. 

Beef Jerky in a Smoker

Submitted by: Doug Patrick
Grilled and smoked outdoors, this version of beef jerky is made of sliced sirloin or London broil. It must be stored in the refrigerator. 

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Robust Marinated Steak

Submitted by: Betty Ann Ewert
Provided by: Taste of Home
'Any time is a good time to fire up the grill and toss on a steak that has soaked up this great marinade,' notes Betty Ann Ewert of Arlington, Minnesota. 'One of our stock car racing buddies came up with the recipe, and we use it often.' 

Sara's Beef Jerky

Submitted by: Sara
No smoker or dehydrator is required here. Thinly sliced sirloin or London broil steak is mixed with liquid smoke and seasonings, then baked at low temperature for 8 hours. 

Barbequed Beef Steak with Orange Marinade

Submitted by: Bobbie
Orange juice is spiked with garlic and ginger, and then poured over a prepared steak and chilled for several hours. After the meat is grilled and sliced, warmed orange juice is poured on. 
 
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