What do you usually serve with kebab at home? Rice or other sides?

silverwingsun

My child wanted to eat kebab at home, and I was wondering, for those of you who often make it at home, what do you usually have with it? Rice or something else? Maybe some sides? I’d love to make it special for them. Thank you so much for sharing!

Flamecrust23

Homemade kebab is super good! I usually buy pre made frozen kebab from my nearest Middle Eastern store and season it to my taste.

Seasonings for the kebab: tandoori, paprika, black pepper, and taco seasoning.

Salad: onion, tomato, cucumber, lettuce, and cilantro.

Sides: rice or fries.

Sauce: yogurt and mayo as the base. Add garlic, sumac, salt, paprika powder, syrup, tandoori seasoning, and taco seasoning.

TerryTheTank

With fries, sliced cucumber, tomato wedges, and pickled peppers. I buy garlic sauce because the kids love it. I just have it with my simple red sauce that's super easy to make crushed tomatoes, salt, and a generous amount of coarse black pepper that sits in the fridge for a bit.

Syzygael

Lidl has some really good Durum wraps that are perfect for making kebab wraps.

Frostbiterx3

I usually make a stew with chicken kebab, onions, garlic, tomatoes, cream, and various spices, served with rice. Or rice, chicken kebab, nice sauces, and a salad with cucumber, bell pepper, tomato, and onion.

Moonlighter23

If you want to keep it simple, just grab some good kebab stuff from the regular store. It’s really good! Throw together some pita bread, veggies, and sauce. Done in a few minutes!

Khaoskryst

Kebab, fries, sauce, and optionally some vegetables if desired 😛 Usually cucumber, tomato, and corn.

We buy Walmart's chicken kebab (a favorite here at home and the cheapest option).

Kebab = $4.
Fries = $1.50
(If you want bread... depending on where you live, you can buy pita bread for $1.50 for 4 pieces. It’s not as filling as fries, but it’s an alternative though you might need more to fill up with kebab and veggies, which could increase the cost from $1.50 to $3.)
Sauce made with sour cream and garlic = $2.50
Food for 4 people costs around $7.50 to $10.

Vegetables if you want:
Cucumber = $1.50
Corn can = $1
Tomato = $1

GizmoLab

I buy frozen kebab meat and frozen pita bread. Add vegetables based on preference. I like to add some nice garlic and hot sauces. Haven't calculated the cost, but it seems reasonably priced, and the sauces are good. I've tried their premium meat option, but the flavor doesn't justify the price difference compared to the regular frozen kind.

Frostedbyte8

Either a nice kebab wrap or fries.

A salad, cucumber, tomato, kebab sauce, and roasted onions (for those who mix it all together).

The 2.5 year old mostly eats the meat and maybe a small piece of bread and a few fries. I prefer the bread, my older kids want to make a kebab plate, and my wife is somewhere in between.