Shashlik with vinegar

Cookinero 25 Feb 2025

Most often, shashlik is made from pork. To marinate the meat well, you need to choose a fresh part of the carcass with small streaks of fat - the neck or ham. When preparing a classic marinade, add onion cut into rings. It gives more juice and soaks the meat well. The recipe for marinated shashlik also includes vinegar. You can choose any: apple, balsamic or grape. Shashlik with vinegar will be soft and juicy.

How to cook Shashlik with vinegar

Step 1

Shashlik with vinegar

Place the cut meat into pieces in a bowl.

Step 2

Shashlik with vinegar

Marinate the meat. To do this, pour vinegar over the pork, add salt, black pepper and onion. Mix the resulting mixture well.

Step 3

Shashlik with vinegar

Place the meat in the refrigerator to marinate for 5 hours so that it is well soaked in the marinade.

Shashlik with vinegar - FAQ About Ingredients, Baking Time and Storage

Yes, you can substitute apple cider vinegar, red wine vinegar, or white wine vinegar for a slightly different flavor profile while still achieving a tender result.
Replace the pork with firm tofu, mushrooms, or seitan, and use the same marinade for a flavorful vegetarian alternative.
While 5 hours is ideal, marinating for at least 2 hours will still impart flavor, though the meat may not be as tender.
Rice, grilled vegetables, pita bread, or a fresh cucumber-tomato salad complement the bold flavors of Shashlik wonderfully.
Yes, freeze the marinated meat in an airtight container for up to 3 months. Thaw in the refrigerator before cooking.
Absolutely! Just skip carb-heavy sides and serve with low-carb options like grilled zucchini or cauliflower rice.
Yes, chicken thighs or breast work well—adjust marinating time to 3-4 hours to prevent over-tenderizing.
Cooked Shashlik stays fresh in the fridge for up to 3 days in an airtight container. Reheat gently to retain juiciness.

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