Hot Honey Chicken Skewers – Easy and Fun Grilling Recipe!
A fantastic summer recipe you will absolutely love and put on rotation. It’s simple and easy but the flavors are sensational and all together they balance each other so well. I hope you enjoy this one!
For the Chicken:
2lb of Boneless, Skinless, Chicken Thighs
Olive Oil
Squeeze of a Lemon
2 Tbsp of Garlic and Herb Seasoning
Salt (if your seasoning is salt free)
1 Tbsp of Smoked Paprika
For the Hot Honey:
5 Tbsp of Honey
3 Tbsp of Hot Sauce, I use Franks, use less if using something like tabasco
Little Squeeze of Lemon
For the Corn Salad:
4 Ears of Corn
Handful of Cherry tomatoes, quartered
1/4 cup of Chopped Cilantro
Juice of 1/2 Lime
Drizzle of Extra Virgin Olive Oil
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Link to metal skewers? Did I miss it? Looks really good
I want to make those chicken skewers!
Can use mikes hot
Honey or a premade hot
Honey? Would it be the same?
That's a great looking summer meal! The corn salad will get sliced scallions, diced avocado, and finely diced jalapeños at my house.
Great video Laura😊
omg i used to watch you all the time when i was a kid years ago, especially the mango sorbet video, i always wanted to make that, your old intro brought back so many memories im so glad your still making videos, keep up with the amazing videos ❤️
Damn Laura👸🏻🏆😍😏Still Fine Af!!
Looks delicious, As always Laura! 😋
Thanks for the nice video
Yum
I'm not finished with my morning coffee, but thinking about that corn salad with jalapeños! 🤤
Does anyone know what garlic and herb seasoning brand she uses?
Laura this recipe looks delicious thanks for sharing this recipe with us ❤
Looks good ❤
Fantastic video!😸
I love the addition of the smoke paprika! it probably tastes so good with the hot honey too!
This looks amazing! Im going to try it😊
That smoked Paprika is from Extremadura, Spain!!! That's where I'm watching you from! Pimentón de la Vera is such an important ingredient here in our region!!!!
Yummy🤤
….Luv Ya Recipe…it's a Keeper…
Thanks.
mmmm looks soo tasty can i not make it spicy?
Thank you Laura.