Sweet n' Salty Pork Kabobs....YUMMY!

[Doug Varrieur]

These are so simple to make and really delish! Enjoy



Ingredients

1 pound of pork cubed into your chosen size. I like Boston Butt or Country style rib meat.
3/4 cup soy sauce
1/4 cup olive oil
12 drops FAT TO SKINNY Zero Sweetener

Directions

1- Mix the sweetener, oil and soy sauce together.
2- Marinate the meat for an hour at room temperature.
3- Grill over high heat on skewers until cooked to your liking, I like medium rare.
4- Serve with veggies.

[shawn116]

I need to get that grill going...These look so good   

[umpa]

I couldnt put olive oil together in my brain but it is awesome!

[Wheives]

Wow! This was fabulous. My pork kabobs turned out so flavorful and delicious! Thank you!

[umpa]

I love simple

[Stephanie]

Are there carbs in soy sauce ? I assume this would prob be 0 carbs ?! 😄

[umpa]

Depending on the brand some but you dont use enough to worry about it

[Stephanie]

Ok cool !! Thanks Umpa

[umpa]

You are welcome Stef!

[mouseissue]

Hi, Stef!

If you want a lower carb (and healthier) alternative to soy sauce, try Bragg Liquid Aminos.
Its a liquid protein alternative to soy sauce.
In my opinion, it tastes better than regular soy sauce and MUCH less salty.

Many grocers carry it.
Read about it out here;
http://bragg.com/products/bragg-liquid-aminos-soy-alternative.html

Tony

[Stephanie]

Awesome ! Great info I am going to look for it this week 😊

[umpa]

Really Tony? Is it salty?

[mouseissue]

Really Tony? Is it salty?

It's a less salty than regular soy sauce and has almost half the sodium.
And it's 100% all natural (no additives).
But it imparts a nice soy sauce flavor used as a condiment or part of a recipe.

La Choy soy sauce has 1160mg sodium per 1 TBSP (387mg per TSP)
Bragg Liquid Aminos has 100mg per 1/2 TSP (200mg per TSP).

Tony

[umpa]

I will try it Tony