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We love to grill, and we love Asian cuisine. However, I’m not always sure how to put the two together. Often I will make stir fry with my own sauces on the stove, but out on the grill it’s difficult to do. Plus, while I love stir fry, it doesn’t have that delicious searing flavor like when we grill meat and veggies.
Then, I discovered the NEW P.F. Chang’s® Home Menu sauces at Walmart when I was picking up groceries just the few days ago. It’s exclusively at Walmart in the Asian aisle. I have found these sauces are perfect for grilling made simple!
One of our favorite meals to grill is kabobs. They are very simple, don’t heat up the kitchen, and cook pretty quickly out on the grill. We made them over the weekend and instead of just adding a bit of salt and pepper to flavor, we decided to baste them in the new Sesame P.F. Chang’s® sauce. You will not believe how easy this is.
I like to buy sirloin steaks and then cut them up and remove any tough pieces for making kabobs.
Our favorite veggies for Asian stir fry and for kabobs are mushrooms, onions, and zucchini, which are all sliced up for the kabobs.
When all your ingredients are sliced up, it’s time to skewer everything. I like to use the metal skewers as they are sturdier. You can use bamboo skewers, but you’ll have to soak them ahead of time and they often get a little burned up on the grill.
There is no wrong or right way to make kabobs. I tend to like the flavor onion adds to zucchini, so I tried to stick those pieces together and then varied everything else. I also found I like to start and end with a piece of meat to hold it all together.
Next, baste all sides of the kabobs in the Sesame P.F. Chang’s® sauce.
Then, it’s time to heat up the grill. We have a gas grill and for kabobs we heat it up to a medium heat. This can take a bit longer on a charcoal grill, where you’ll be looking for the fire to die down and just have that orange glow of the briquettes.
Make sure you oil the grill down with some olive oil before you put the kabobs down so they don’t stick. We use a olive oil spray made for grills. You can also paint the grill with a basting brush and some olive oil.
When you’re ready to grill, know that kabobs cook pretty quickly. My family prefers medium or medium rare steak, so we cook them for about 2 1/2-3 minutes per side for a total of about 10-12 minutes each.
As they’re grilling, I baste the sauce onto the kabobs a couple more times. Then, once we check for done-ness of steak, it’s time to take them off the grill. So simple!
Sesame Steak & Veggie Kabobs
- Total Time: 37 minutes
- Yield: 8 kabobs 1x
Ingredients
- 3 sirloin steaks, cubed
- 3 zucchini, sliced
- 1 onion, halved and quartered
- 1 package of sliced baby portobello mushrooms
Instructions
- Cube the steak.
- Slice the zucchini.
- Halve and then quarter the onion.
- Take the skewers and begin alternating between steak, onion, zucchini, and mushroom. I add about 5 of each per skewer.
- Baste the kabobs in the new Sesame Sauce
- Heat the grill to medium heat.
- Oil the grill with olive oil.
- Place the kabobs not too close together on the grill.
- Grill for 10-12 minutes, about 2 1/2 to 3 minutes per side.
- Baste with the new Sesame. Sauce a couple more times.
- Check a piece of steak for done-ness and remove from the grill.
- Serve immediately with rice or a baked potato.
- Prep Time: 25 minutes
- Cook Time: 12 minutes
Nutrition
- Serving Size: 4 servings
While my husband was out grilling the kabobs, I also whipped up some jasmine rice to go with our meal. I love how easy these new P.F. Chang’s® sauces make dinner time. It’s grilling made simple!
Looking for dinner ideas? Check out these amazing recipes with the NEW P.F. Chang’s® Home Menu Sauces and don’t forget to pick up a bottle at Walmart!
16 comments
These look really good!! I never think to use sesame sauce when I grill. I need to try this! #client
Yummers! Those kabobs look so tasty! You have given me an idea for using up my zucchini!
This recipe will be perfect for my BBQ this weekend.I will have to pick up some Sesame P.F. Chang’s sauce this week. I am sure they will be a big hit.
These look great. I’m from Australia and we often have similar looking kebabs on our barbies. They’re awesome, so are yours!
My friend just gave me some zucchini so I am going to make these kabobs. The sauce looks so yummy.
This looks and sounds delish! I love sesame sauce for salad but never tried for grilling. I’m going to try with this sauce. I know my hubby and children are going to love it.
This looks so tasty and delicious. I love creating these for my family.
I love to make kabobs. They are so delicious on the grill. I always make them different, meats, chicken, vegetables.
I totally want to try this but with chicken. Maybe add a tomato and some yellow squash also on – YUM! Looks delicious.
Love the visuals and how healthy it looks! I just cooked steak too, def trying this one next time!
We love grilling during the summer time so we don’t have to heat up the kitchen. I really like the idea of adding an Asian flavor to the kabobs with a delicious sauce.
OH my goodness this sounds so yummy! I didn’t know P.F. Changs made sauces you could buy!
This looks amazing!! Who doesn’t love a good steak kabob dinner?! I’ll definitely be trying this out for dinner before the weather starts to deter us from grilling! Thanks for sharing!
This is such a brilliant recipe! I love the ingredients you have used and I personally would like to add cubes of cottage cheese to make it all the more yummy 🙂
I love kebabs and this is a very great combination. Nice for family get togethers