Alright, let’s talk about this mixed grill Mediterranean cuisine, or whatever them fancy folks call it. It’s just grillin’ stuff up, the way I see it, but with some fancy names and maybe a bit more olive oil.
First off, you gotta get yourself some good meat. I like chicken, yeah, chicken is good. And some of that beef, you know, the kind that ain’t too tough. Steak, they call it. Sirloin steak, that’s a good one. You can also throw in some sausages, the spicy ones are my favorite, give it a bit of a kick. And hey, if you’re feeling adventurous, grab some ham too. Just make sure it’s the thick-cut kind, none of that paper-thin stuff. Good meat is key, ya hear? Don’t go buyin’ no cheap stuff.
Now, veggies. You need some veggies. Onions, for sure. Big ol’ onions, sliced up thick. And them bell peppers, the red and yellow ones are pretty, and they taste good too. I also like to add some tomatoes, the kind that are nice and juicy. Oh, and fennel! That’s a funny lookin’ vegetable, but it tastes mighty good when it’s grilled. Just chop it all up, not too small, mind you. We ain’t makin’ no salad here.
- Meat: Chicken, Sirloin Steak, Spicy Sausages, Thick-cut Ham
- Veggies: Onions, Red and Yellow Bell Peppers, Tomatoes, Fennel
Alright, now for the cookin’ part. You need a good grill, nice and hot. If you got one of them fancy grill pans, that works too. Drizzle some olive oil on everything, don’t be shy with it. Olive oil is good for ya, or so they say. Then you just throw it all on the grill. The meat first, get that nice and seared. You want them grill marks, makes it look pretty and taste even better. Cook the chicken and steak until they’re done, not too raw, not too burnt, just right. The sausages, they gotta be cooked all the way through, nobody wants no raw sausage, that’s for sure.
Once the meat is almost done, throw on the veggies. They don’t need as long, just a few minutes to get them nice and soft and a little bit charred. You want them to be a little bit crunchy, not all mushy. Keep an eye on everything, don’t let it burn. Burnt food ain’t good for nobody.
Now, some folks like to put it all on them stick thingies, them brochettes, they call ‘em. Shrimp and tuna, they say. Sounds fancy, but I ain’t never tried it. If you wanna do that, go ahead. Just make sure them shrimp are cooked and that tuna ain’t too raw in the middle. About 10 minutes, they say. And serve it with some lemon wedges, makes it look fancy and tastes good too. I just throw everything on a big plate, family style. That’s how we do it.
This mixed grill Mediterranean cuisine, it ain’t nothin’ complicated. It’s just good food, cooked simple. Good meat, good veggies, a hot grill, and a little bit of olive oil. That’s all you need. It’s healthy too, I guess. Lots of protein, they say. Good for your muscles. And it fills you up, that’s for sure. You won’t be hungry after eatin’ this, I tell ya.
And you know what? You can eat this stuff for any meal. Breakfast? Why not? Lunch? Sure. Dinner? Of course. It’s good anytime. Just make sure you got enough for everybody, cause they gonna be comin’ back for seconds, that’s for sure. This ain’t no rabbit food, this is stick-to-your-ribs grub. And don’t forget, plenty of sunshine and good company makes the food taste even better.
So there you have it, my take on this mixed grill Mediterranean cuisine. Go on, give it a try. You won’t regret it. And if you do, well, you can come yell at me, but I doubt you will. It’s too darn good.
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