Fire up the grill and get out your kabob sticks because today we are making Easy Traeger Grilled Steak Kabobs! These have tender steak, fresh zucchini, and yellow squash, onions, and mushrooms. They get a quick grill and then topped with teriyaki sauce and toasted sesame seeds.

Traeger Grilled Beef Kabobs

Kabob’s on the grill are one of my favorite meals in the summertime. They’re quick and fun to make and so versatile. These Traeger Grilled Beef Kabobs are grilled at 400°-450° degrees, seasoned simply with salt and pepper, skewered with onion, zucchini and summer squash. Then drizzled with Teriyaki sauce and a sprinkle of sesame seeds.

It always amazes me how delicious simple ingredients and simple cooking can end up tasting like a million bucks!

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What kind of beef should I use for these kabobs?

Just like when you’re choosing a steak to put on the grill, when choosing beef for kabobs you would use the same methodology.

Higher priced cuts will be the most tender and juice. Filet Mignon would be the top of the line choice. Porterhouse and Ribeye being next on the list. These cuts are the most flavorful and tender and require no marinating.

However, you can use Top Sirloin, Flat Iron Steak or Strip steak. Just marinade your chunks of beef for anywhere from 15 minutes to an hour before skewering and grilling.

Whatever beef you choose, you will want to cook these to medium rare helping to ensure tenderness and allowing the vegetables to remain crisp/tender.

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Traeger Steak Kabobs shopping list

Wondering if you have to hit the store? Here’s the list of items you’ll need to make this recipe. For specific amounts, please refer to the printable recipe card at the bottom of the post.

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What kind of vegetables work best for shish kabob?

In this recipe, I used onions, mushrooms, zucchini, and summer squash sliced into nice thick rounds.

You can use any vegetable that can be securely skewered and won’t break down and fall off into the grill. Here is a list of the most popular options for kabobs.

Kabob Vegetable Options

• Bell peppers, any color
• Onion
• Cherry tomatoes
• Zucchini
• Summer squash
• Mushrooms
• Eggplant
• Brussel sprouts
• Corn on the cob, cut into small pieces
• Potatoes

Certain fruits are delicious on the grill and could be used for shish kabobs. Pineapple chunks, stone fruit, grapes or citrus with the skin on, all hold up well on the grill and add some sweetness to go with your savory ingredients.

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How to make Steak Kabobs on the pellet grill

This is just the overview so you can see what you’re actually getting into here. When you are cooking, you’ll want to use the full recipe at the bottom of the page.

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What should I serve with these Beef Kabobs?

These kabobs are a meal in themselves, so if want to keep it really simple, serve them alone.

Otherwise, a really good jasmine or basmati rice would pair really well with this. A little Asian flair with the Teriyaki and Sesame seeds allows for some creativity when it comes to choosing sides.

If you are planning these for a large gathering, I would suggest serving a couple of different appetizers to get the party going such as my Coconut Shrimp, Eggs Rolls recipe, or Fried Wontons.

Serve these Grilled Beef Kabobs alongside the rice, perhaps a bowl of my Spicy Tonkotsu Miso Ramen and some various Asian sauces like Teriyaki and Soy and you have a meal everyone will enjoy.

If you want to serve a dessert, check out my Traeger Apple Crisp. It would be a perfect ending to this meal!

These Traeger Grilled Beef Kabobs are delicious and worth the little bit of preparation it takes to get them going. Your friends and family will thank you!

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