Steak Kabobs with Mushrooms
Steak Kabobs with Mushrooms are a delicious low-carb dinner idea where pieces of steak and mushrooms are marinated and then grilled. And these kabobs are tasty enough to make for a special meal!
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A big grilling holiday is this weekend, so I’m recommending this recipe for Steak Kabobs with Mushrooms as my Friday Favorites pick for this week. Meat-eaters love a juicy steak on the grill, and who doesn’t love grilled mushrooms, and this is a recipe that combines steak and mushrooms into easy kabobs that are delicious and quick.
And steak is a budget splurge for most people, but cooking it on grilled kabobs with other ingredients makes it a bit more affordable.
You start with pieces of tender steak, marinate the pieces for one hour in a flavorful mixture, add the mushrooms to marinate for another hour, and then make kabobs with steak and mushrooms, grill and enjoy!
What ingredients do you need for this recipe?
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- beef steak
- mushrooms
- Olive Oil (affiliate link)
- white wine vinegar (affiliate link)
- Worcestershire sauce or Gluten-Free Worcestershire Sauce (affiliate link)
- Garlic Powder (affiliate link)
- Vege-Sal (affiliate link) or salt
- fresh ground black pepper to taste (I like a lot of pepper in this.)
What kind of steak did I use for Steak Kabobs with Mushrooms?
I used pieces of tri-tip from Costco for this recipe, but most any steak that doesn’t need a long marinating time will work.
How low in carbs are the Steak Kabobs with Mushrooms?
These amazingly delicious kabobs with steak and mushrooms have only 4 net carbs per serving!
Want another tasty option for grilled steak with mushrooms?
If making Steak Kabobs with Mushrooms seems like too much trouble, you could also marinate the whole steaks, then cook them along side the mushrooms in a Vegetable Basket for the Grill (affiliate link).
Want more Low-Carb Grilling Ideas?
See my amazing collection of 35 Amazing Low-Carb and Keto Grilling Recipes for plenty of options for the grilling season!
How to make Steak Kabobs with Mushrooms:
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- Trim the steak and cut into cubes.
- Mix olive oil, white wine vinegar (affiliate link) , Worcestershire sauce (affiliate link) or Gluten-Free Worcestershire Sauce (affiliate link), Garlic Powder (affiliate link), salt, and fresh ground black pepper to make the marinade.
- Marinate the beef cubes an hour or so.
- Wash mushrooms and let them drain in the colander while the meat is marinating.
- After an hour, add mushrooms to the bag with the beef and marinate steak and mushrooms one hour longer.
- When you’re ready to cook, spray and pre-heat grill and thread meat and mushrooms onto skewers. (I used the thick blade type skewers I got in Turkey!)
- Grill the kabobs to desired doneness, turning once. (See recipe below for more info about cooking time.) Serve hot.
Make it a Low-Carb Meal:
The Steak Kabobs with Mushrooms in this photo were served with American Greek Salad on the side! This would also be delicious with Fattoush Lebanese Salad, Al’s Famous Hungarian Cucumber Salad, Broccoli Salad with Feta and Almonds, Loaded Cauliflower Mock Potato Salad, or Marinated Zucchini Salad!
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Steak Kabobs with Mushrooms
Steak Kabobs with Mushrooms featured pieces of steak and mushrooms that are marinated and then grilled for easy and delicious low-carb dinner!
Ingredients
Ingredients:
- 20 oz. beef steak (see notes)
- 8 oz mushrooms, washed and air-dried (see notes)
Marinade Ingredients:
- 1/4 cup olive oil
- 1/4 cup white wine vinegar (see notes)
- 1 T Worcestershire sauce (see notes)
- 1 tsp. garlic powder
- 1/2 tsp. Vege-Sal or salt
- fresh ground black pepper to taste (I like a lot of pepper in this.)
Instructions
- Trim the meat well and cut steak into pieces about 1 1/2 inches square.
- Whisk together the olive oil, white wine vinegar, Worcestershire sauce, garlic powder, salt, and lots of fresh ground black pepper to make the marinade.
- Put steak pieces into large ziploc bag, pour in the marinade mixture, and marinate in refrigerator 1 hour.
- While the steak marinates, wash mushrooms and let them air-dry in the colander.
- After an hour add mushrooms to marinating steak and marinate one hour more.
- When you’re ready to cook, spray or brush grill with oil or non-stick grilling spray and preheat grill to high.
- Thread steak and mushrooms on skewers, preferably Double Kabob Skewers (affiliate link) or thicker blade type skewers. I used the thick blade type skewers I got in Turkey!
- Grill steak to desired temperature; about 3-4 minutes per side for medium rare. Add 1 more minute per side for medium or 2 more minutes per side for medium-well.
- If you like your meat quite rare you might want to make kabobs with just the meat and cook the mushrooms in a Vegetable Basket for the Grill (affiliate link).
- Let meat rest a minute or two before you take it off the skewers.
- Serve hot and enjoy!
Notes
Use a cut of beef such as Top Sirloin, New York Steak, Tri-Tip Steak, or Petite Sirloin for this recipe.
I used white wine vinegar (affiliate link) but white balsamic vinegar would also work.
I used Worcestershire sauce (affiliate link) but omit for Paleo or use gluten-free Worcestershire sauce (affiliate link) if needed.
I used brown Baby Bella mushrooms but white mushrooms are also fine.
Recipe created by Kalyn.
Nutrition Information
Yield
4Serving Size
1Amount Per Serving Calories 539Total Fat 40gSaturated Fat 12gTrans Fat 0gUnsaturated Fat 23gCholesterol 137mgSodium 699mgCarbohydrates 5gFiber 1gSugar 2gProtein 38g
Nutrition information is automatically calculated by the Recipe Plug-In I am using. I am not a nutritionist and cannot guarantee 100% accuracy, since many variables affect those calculations.
Low-Carb Diet / Low-Glycemic Diet / South Beach Diet Suggestions:
Steak Kabobs with Mushrooms are a great main dish for low-carb, Keto, and low-glycemic eating plans, and for the original South Beach Diet phase one. The South Beach Diet would recommend trimming the fat from the steak and other low-carb plans might prefer keeping a bit more fat.
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Historical Notes for this Recipe:
This recipe for Steak Kabobs with Mushrooms was first posted in 2009, and I made them in Kabob Baskets at first, but I came to prefer skewers through the years! The recipe was last updated with more information in 2024.
25 Comments on “Steak Kabobs with Mushrooms”
Steak Kabobs are that perfect summer meal.
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Oh wow, thanks for catching that! It was supposed to say 16-20 oz. (however many steaks it takes to be approximately that much meat). Just fixed it! Hope you enjoy!
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I’m not able to provide nutritional information for the recipes for several reasons, including the additional time it takes, the difficulty in doing it accurately, and the sheer number of recipes on my site. If you look after the recipe itself, I give two links (where it says “Nutritional Information”) for suggestions of two ways to get that information.
I have over 2000 recipes on the site and spend 6-8 hours most days working on the blog. I just can’t edit over 2,000 recipes to add that info, and I know once I do it on one recipe people will expect to see it on every recipe.
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Kindest Regards
Andie
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can this be cooked in the oven? I don't have a grill but love kebobs!
I haven't tried making it in the oven, so I can't say for sure how it would work. I would probably use the broiler if you have one in your oven; that would be the closest to using a grill. Or a stove-top grill pan would work. Love to hear how that works for you if you try it.
Chris, so glad you enjoyed it!
What a fabulous recipe! I made this for dinner tonight and was so impressed. Simple and delicious! Definitely a keeper! Thanks for sharing!
Trixie, since that photo is from 2005 I can't be sure, but I'm guessing it's just baby spinach tossed with vinaigrette dressing.
What is the side salad in the photo? Looks great?
Heidi, me too. Glad you like it.
This is definitely a favorite flavor combo at the casa de Larsen. I could eat mushrooms all day.
Red wine vinegar would be fine.
Can you substitute red wine vinegar or white wine for the white wine vinegar. I have both of the formers but not the latter!
Barbara, you are marinating the STEAK, then washing and drying the mushrooms and adding to the marinade with the steak. (I had to read it over to make sure that's what I said, sorry if it's confusing!)
Why would you marinate mushrooms, wash them, dry them and then put them back in the same marinade? Someone who works for me asked and I had no clue.
Barbara King