Kabob
noun
A dish consisting of pieces of meat, fish, or vegetables grilled on a skewer.
The restaurant is known for its delicious chicken kabobs.

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Neutral
grilled kabob, meat kabob, vegetable kabob
noun
Pieces of food, typically meat or vegetables, that are cooked together on a skewer.
We had a barbecue and made some beef kabobs.

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Informal
vegetable kabob, beef kabob, chicken kabob
noun
A dish consisting of pieces of meat, fish, or vegetables grilled on a skewer.
The restaurant is known for its delicious chicken kabobs.

Usage tips
Neutral
grilled kabob, meat kabob, vegetable kabob
noun
Pieces of food, typically meat or vegetables, that are cooked together on a skewer.
We had a barbecue and made some beef kabobs.

Usage tips
Informal
vegetable kabob, beef kabob, chicken kabob
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Cultural Context
Kabobs are popular in many cultures, often associated with social gatherings and festivals.
In many Middle Eastern countries, kabobs are a staple during celebrations.
Cooking Techniques
Kabobs can be prepared using various cooking methods, such as grilling, baking, or frying, affecting their taste and texture.
Grilling is the most common method for kabobs to enhance their flavor.
Ingredient Variability
Kabobs can include a wide variety of ingredients, from different meats to seasonal vegetables, leading to unique regional variations.
In India, kebabs might include spices that reflect local culinary traditions.
Cultural Context
Kabobs are popular in many cultures, often associated with social gatherings and festivals.
In many Middle Eastern countries, kabobs are a staple during celebrations.
Cooking Techniques
Kabobs can be prepared using various cooking methods, such as grilling, baking, or frying, affecting their taste and texture.
Grilling is the most common method for kabobs to enhance their flavor.
Ingredient Variability
Kabobs can include a wide variety of ingredients, from different meats to seasonal vegetables, leading to unique regional variations.
In India, kebabs might include spices that reflect local culinary traditions.
Cultural Context
Kabobs are popular in many cultures, often associated with social gatherings and festivals.
In many Middle Eastern countries, kabobs are a staple during celebrations.
Cooking Techniques
Kabobs can be prepared using various cooking methods, such as grilling, baking, or frying, affecting their taste and texture.
Grilling is the most common method for kabobs to enhance their flavor.
Ingredient Variability
Kabobs can include a wide variety of ingredients, from different meats to seasonal vegetables, leading to unique regional variations.
In India, kebabs might include spices that reflect local culinary traditions.
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