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Now that summer is over, and it is getting cooler, this is the perfect time to hang out outside for dinner. You can grill up some burgers, chicken whatever you want if you have a grill, but if you’re looking to switch it up, here’s an awesome outside dinner idea (and by awesome, I mean fun and delicious):

Cumin Shortribs, Salmon, and Marinated Ribeye Pieces

Homemade Hibachi! That’s what I’m calling it for now, but you can call it whatever you want, but I think we can all agree it’s awesome. Also, if you are a fan of the Paleo diet, you’re gonna love this!! So here’s what you need:

Ingredients

Butter (Ghee or Coconut Oil for Dairy Free options)
Any thing you want to hibachi up! Just make sure it’s not some giant thing that will take forever to cook, chop up your steaks and what not. Some ideas include steak (chopped), mushrooms, salmon (sliced), shrimp, cabbage (sliced).

Marinated Pieces of Ribeye Steak for Homemade Hibachi — Marinated Pieces of Ribeye Steak

Meat Marinade

By popular demand, here’s the marinade for the steak that my mom uses and how you could make it gluten free/paleo. You may want to adjust the ratio depending on how much meat you have:

2 Green onions, chopped
1 clove of Garlic
1 tbsp of Honey
1/4 cup of Soy Sauce (sub with coconut aminos if gluten free or paleo)
2 tbsp Rice wine (米酒) – optional
2 tbsp white vinegar

King Oyster Mushrooms for Homemade Hibachi — Sliced up King Oyster Mushrooms

Salmon with Black Pepper for Homemade Hibachi — Salmon with Black Pepper

Wild Shrimps for Homemade Hibachi — Marinated Wild Caught Shrimps

Equipment

Electric Griddle

Instructions

Marinade your meats (steak, chicken, shrimp, fish, etc.) with the Green onions, Garlic, Honey, Soy Sauce (or coconut aminos if paleo), rice wine (optional) and white vinegar for at least 30 minutes.
Fire up your griddle, and grease up your griddle with butter or coconut oil.
Place your ingredients on the griddle ad flip as desired to cook both sides evenly.

Wait while you smell how delicious the food is.

Eat!

Repeat 2-5 until way too full!!
I really recommend trying this out sometime before winter is here and it’s too cold in the backyard! Also, something else you can do is make some salad at the side so that you eat salad while you wait. But this type of dinner is best with a large group of friends around so you’ll be having a blast and before you know it, your yummy homemade hibachi will be ready to eat!

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Looking for more Paleo Asian recipes? Check these out!

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