How to Make Iraqi Shawarma Chicken

Cut the chicken into thin slices., Cut the garlic into thin slices., Cut the onion into thin slices. , Warm up the oil olive.Be sure the olive oil got at least 1 minute on the stove. , Add the garlic., Wait for one minute and then add the onion...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Cut the chicken into thin slices.

    Slices shouldn't be any bigger than your pinky.

    You may also begin to pour olive oil into a pan and turn the stove on to medium to begin warming it up.
  2. Step 2: Cut the garlic into thin slices.

    Be sure to use a different cutting surface to avoid cross contamination. ,,, Be sure to spread it around in the pan. , Still spreading the garlic and onion around. , Stir the chicken to mix it around with the garlic and onion. , If you can keep stirring while you add ingredients it will help even out the spices quicker. ,,
  3. Step 3: Cut the onion into thin slices.

  4. Step 4: Warm up the oil olive.Be sure the olive oil got at least 1 minute on the stove.

  5. Step 5: Add the garlic.

  6. Step 6: Wait for one minute and then add the onion.

  7. Step 7: Add the chicken to the garlic and the onion after 2 minutes.

  8. Step 8: Add the lemon

  9. Step 9: the vinegar

  10. Step 10: and the spices after 2 minutes.

  11. Step 11: Stir the mixture every eight minutes.

  12. Step 12: Remove it from the heat after 24 minutes and enjoy the taste.

Detailed Guide

Slices shouldn't be any bigger than your pinky.

You may also begin to pour olive oil into a pan and turn the stove on to medium to begin warming it up.

Be sure to use a different cutting surface to avoid cross contamination. ,,, Be sure to spread it around in the pan. , Still spreading the garlic and onion around. , Stir the chicken to mix it around with the garlic and onion. , If you can keep stirring while you add ingredients it will help even out the spices quicker. ,,

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