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How much beef for 30 kabobs?
It depends on the size of your kabobs! Here's how to figure it out:
1. Decide on your beef cut:
* Cubed Steak: This is a classic choice for kabobs. Aim for 1-inch cubes.
* Sirloin Tip: Another popular option, also works well in 1-inch cubes.
* Flank Steak: A flavorful cut, but best sliced thinly against the grain.
2. Estimate the amount of beef per kabob:
* Small kabobs: 2-3 pieces of 1-inch beef cubes, or 2-3 thin slices of flank steak.
* Medium kabobs: 4-5 pieces of 1-inch beef cubes, or 3-4 thin slices of flank steak.
* Large kabobs: 6-7 pieces of 1-inch beef cubes, or 4-5 thin slices of flank steak.
3. Calculate the total beef needed:
* Example: If you want 30 medium kabobs with 4 pieces of 1-inch beef cubes each, you'll need 120 pieces of beef.
* Weight: A 1-inch cube of beef typically weighs about 1 ounce. So 120 pieces would equal approximately 1.5 pounds of beef.
Important Tips:
* Consider the other ingredients: If you are using lots of vegetables or other proteins on your kabobs, you may need less beef.
* Don't overstuff: Leave space between the pieces of beef to ensure even cooking.
* Allow for shrinkage: Beef will shrink slightly when cooked.
Always better to have a little extra than to run out!
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