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

Cut the meat into medium pieces.
Step 2

Place the onion cut into half rings on the bottom of the pan, add vinegar, lightly pepper and salt, and press down.
Step 3

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

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

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