Keto Seven Spice Kebabs

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  • prep time

    prep time

    10 min

  • cook time

    cook time

    20 min

  • ready time

    ready time

    30 min

Keto Seven Spice Kebabs

38 ratings

Lebanese seven spice powder is a spice blend made up of black pepper, coriander, cloves, allspice, cinnamon, nutmeg and ginger. Blended together, they create an intoxicating spice blend that perfectly complements nearly all proteins. These kebabs are made with beef, but would also be great with ground lamb, turkey or chicken. You can either use ½ tablespoon of seven spice powder (which you can buy at many stores or online), or you can use the measurements listed in the ingredients list. These kebabs can be enjoyed on their own, with tahini or tzatziki sauce.

  • Net Carbs

    1.8 g

  • Fiber

    0.6 g

  • Total Carbs

    2.4 g

  • Protein

    30 g

  • Fats

    15.1 g

272 cals

Keto Seven Spice Kebabs

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Ingredients

  • Ground Beef

    Ground Beef

    1 pound

  • Olive Oil

    Olive Oil

    ½ tablespoon

  • Parsley

    Parsley

    ¼ cup

  • Red Onions

    Red Onions

    ¼ cup, chopped

  • Garlic Raw

    Garlic Raw

    3 clove

  • Black Pepper

    Black Pepper

    ¼ tsp

  • Spices Coriander Seed

    Spices Coriander Seed

    ¼ tsp

  • Spices Cloves Ground

    Spices Cloves Ground

    ¼ tsp

  • Spices Allspice Ground

    Spices Allspice Ground

    ¼ tsp

  • Cinnamon

    Cinnamon

    ¼ tsp

  • Spices Nutmeg Ground

    Spices Nutmeg Ground

    ⅛ tsp

  • Spices Ginger Ground

    Spices Ginger Ground

    ⅛ tsp

  • Salt

    Salt

    ½ teaspoon

Recipe Steps

steps 3

30 min

  • Step 1

    Chop the parsley, mince the onion and grate the cloves of garlic. Add them to a bowl, along with all the other ingredients Mix all ingredients together in a large bowl.
    Step 1
  • Step 2

    Form meat into 2-3 inch kebabs and place them on a parchment covered sheet pan.
    Step 2
  • Step 3

    Bake at 400 degrees Fahrenheit for 15 minutes, then broil them for 30 seconds. Enjoy!
    Step 3

Comments 31

  • RemarkableKale573695

    RemarkableKale573695 9 months ago

    This is a go-to recipe to flavor any protein. Just use a pound, and this spice mix makes it great. I am considering increasing the portions to 5 pounds of meat, increasing the spices appropriately too, and making these up to freeze as a quick go-to snack or meal. These are great with cauliflower rice, on their own as a snack, air fried or baked, breaded with hemp hearts or not, as the protein in a quick salad, or served like falafels in a low carb wrap or romaine lettuce wrap. Love this spice mix, too! Want to try this spice mix on roasted zucchini next. Oh, by happy accident, I left out the olive oil, the first time I made it, and that worked great too! It is ok either way.

    • ChoosingToLive1

      ChoosingToLive1 7 days ago

      Great recipe! And great idea making some ahead to freeze. I bet it's good with a cucumber or dill sauce (made with yogurt or sour cream). Looking forward to trying this soon!

  • JennTbow

    JennTbow 2 years ago

    This is so delicious! I used Turkey meat instead of beef because that’s what I had but it was still so good. My whole family wanted more! I’ll definitely make it again and with beef next time.

    • SallyGos

      SallyGos 2 years ago

      I adapted the recipe to the ingredients I already had. Used 85% fat turkey instead of beef and cilantro instead of parsley. It’s so delicious!!

      • Claudia Enriquez

        Claudia Enriquez 3 years ago

        It's really delicious 😋

        • FortuitousArugula601745

          FortuitousArugula601745 4 years ago

          Bland and boring

          • StupendousMacadamia866719

            StupendousMacadamia866719 4 years ago

            This recipe make zero sense. It says 1 serving is 4 kebabs and it also says 4 servings are one kebab. It says to have 1/5 serving for 0.5 carbs. We followed the recipe for 4 kebabs and hubby put it in my fitness pal and 1/4 was 3 carbs

            • varissul

              varissul 2 years ago

              Since the onion is the only thing in this recipe with any carbohydrates, I'd say 4 kabobs is correct when asking about serving size. The entire recipe, as listed, makes 4 servings, or 16 kabobs. I don't see why you're confused. It makes perfect sense.

          • Albros

            Albros 4 years ago

            Such an amazing recipe, delicius

            • lawrierl

              lawrierl 4 years ago

              My whole family liked this recipe. I might add some red pepper flakes next time, but this was a win!

              • JohnM

                JohnM 4 years ago

                Wow. Careful to not to make too many. I just can’t stop eating them. May have to make something else for lunch tomorrow

                • Anonymous

                  Anonymous 5 years ago

                  This recipe was part of the “keto week 1” meal plan that I downloaded and committed to at least trying each recipe. I wasn’t expecting to be too impressed with this one and was sure my son wouldn’t eat it. I was very pleasantly surprised, and my son actually licked his plate! My only complaint is that even with following the recipe and making these to size, I only ended up with 12, not 16 (the recipe says it yields 4 servings of 4 kebabs). I made them closer to 2” each, and about half the diameter of a meatball. They were also very dry(used 85% beef). Next time I might bake them in a 9x13 glass dish instead of on parchment paper, baste them with the grease and skip broiling.

                  • varissul

                    varissul 2 years ago

                    If you have a scale, you can weigh out 1 oz balls. There should be some leftovers (with all the add-ins), then just add the remainder to the rest.

                • Sam

                  Sam 5 years ago

                  Great seasonings that make this stand out as a unique dish. It is yummy reheated for lunch too. I served it with cauliflower fried “rice”.

                  • Anonymous

                    Anonymous 5 years ago

                    This is so good!! I used the separate seasonings because I had them. My husband also loved it.

                    • sdw

                      sdw 5 years ago

                      Are you certain about the carb count? It seems a little high for hamburger with a bit of onion.

                      • Bankerchgo

                        Bankerchgo 4 years ago

                        Careful with dried onions; they have 19g of carb in 1oz.

                      • abers47

                        abers47 5 years ago

                        Onion is quite high - I actually use dried onion - much lower in carbs

                    • Jen

                      Jen 5 years ago

                      Not a fan of the seasoning. Ground beef shouldn't taste like baked goods.

                      • MissMonika

                        MissMonika 5 years ago

                        How many servings are in this recipe?

                        • Sbshreeve

                          Sbshreeve 5 years ago

                          I saw it made 4 servings. (4 kabobs)

                      • Corinne

                        Corinne 5 years ago

                        Very tasty , I made a keto friendly tzaztiki sauce to go with it

                        • Astro-Girl

                          Astro-Girl 5 years ago

                          Sooo yummy! Made as written. Can’t wait to eat again.

                          • Heather

                            Heather 5 years ago

                            Can’t wait to try this! I’m Lebanese and KEEP seven spice in my cabinet lol.

                            • SilentD

                              SilentD 5 years ago

                              This was a nice surprise. Easy, quick and we really enjoyed it.

                              • Caspar

                                Caspar 5 years ago

                                Loved it! All spices blend superbly. I added a home made Satziky. So good!!!

                                • LSU

                                  LSU 6 years ago

                                  Spices were very overpowering and in my opinion, gave the kebabs a strange taste.

                                  • jamiehershey2@gmail.com

                                    jamiehershey2@gmail.com 6 years ago

                                    Cool.

                                    • Cnap

                                      Cnap 6 years ago

                                      Does it matter if you use leaner ground beef or fattier ground beef?

                                      • Jms

                                        Jms 6 years ago

                                        Eat the fat!!

                                    • Mrscroz84dafc

                                      Mrscroz84dafc 6 years ago

                                      Family of 5 and everyone cleared their plates!!!! YUM