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Soviet-style shashlik

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Cookinero 7 Sep 2025
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Soviet-style shashlik

Why is the Soviet shashlik recipe still popular today? It requires a minimum amount of ingredients for the marinade - only onions and vinegar. And it is prepared from the most delicious part of the pork - the neck. In order for the Soviet shashlik with vinegar and onions to be a success, choose the meat correctly. The piece should be dense, have a clear structure and a natural red color. Shashlik from the USSR will be tasty and juicy if you follow a few simple tips that we will tell you about.

How to cook Soviet-style shashlik

Step 1

Soviet-style shashlik

Cut the meat into medium pieces.

Step 2

Soviet-style shashlik

Place the onion cut into half rings on the bottom of the pan, add vinegar, lightly pepper and salt, and press down.

Step 3

Soviet-style shashlik

Place a layer of meat, pepper and salt. Add onion. Repeat layers until the pan is completely full. Refrigerate for at least 6 hours.

Step 4

Soviet-style shashlik

Thread the meat onto skewers, alternating with the onion rings.

Step 5

Cook the marinated shashlik over smoldering fire, frying the meat for 20 minutes on each side.

Step 6

Soviet-style shashlik

Serve the finished shashlik on a plate covered with lavash. Add a couple of bunches of green onions.

Soviet-style shashlik - FAQ About Ingredients, Baking Time and Storage

Yes, you can substitute beef, chicken, or lamb for the traditional pork. Adjust marinating and cooking times based on the meat's thickness and texture.
Marinated shashlik meat can be stored in the fridge for up to 48 hours. Beyond that, it's best to freeze it.
Absolutely! Use firm tofu, portobello mushrooms, or cauliflower steaks, marinated similarly, and grill until tender.
Use a grill pan or broil in the oven on high heat, turning occasionally to mimic the charred, smoky flavor.
Yes, freeze the marinated meat for up to 3 months. Thaw in the fridge overnight before cooking.
Serve with grilled veggies, Russian potato salad, fresh herbs, and a side of garlic sauce for a complete meal.
Skip the lavash and serve shashlik with a fresh cucumber-tomato salad or grilled zucchini for a low-carb option.
Aim for 1.5-2 inch cubes to ensure even cooking and a juicy interior.
Yes, replace vinegar with lemon juice or pomegranate juice for acidity while keeping the meat tender.

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