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      Title: Souvlaki Gyros
 Categories: Sandwiches, Greek, Meats, Sauces
      Yield: 8 maincourse
 
------------------------NORMA WRENN------------------------
      2 lb Lean boneless lamb leg;
           -1-1/2" cubes
           MARINADE
    2/3 c  Onions; chop
    2/3 c  Fresh parsley
    2/3 c  Olive oil
    1/3 c  Fresh lemon juice
      2 tb Garlic; mince
      2 tb Dried oregano leaves
      1 tb Fresh ground black pepper
      1 ts Salt
           Red Pepper Mayonnaise or
           -Tzatziki
      1 md Onion; slice thin
      1 tb Red wine vinegar
      8    8" Homemade Pita Breads
      2 c  Romaine lettuce; shred
      2 md Tomatoes; halve, slice thin
           Tabasco or hot sauce; opt
      8    Metal skewers or presoaked
           -8" long bamboo skewers
 
  Place the lamb cubes in a large nonreactive mixing
  bowl. Combine all the marinade ingredients in the bowl
  of a food processor fitted with the metal blade, and
  process to a puree. Pour the marinade over the lamb.
  Using your hands, toss the meat to coat well with the
  marinade. Cover and let marinate for at least 4 hours
  at room temp or refrigerate overnight. Prepare the
  mayonnaise and/or tzatziki, cover and refrigerate.
  Toss the onion with the vinegar, cover, and
  refrigerate. Wrap the pitas in foil and keep warm è in
  a preheated 350~ oven while you cook the lamb. Bring
  the lamb to room temp. Thread the lamb cubes onto the
  skewers. Prepare a medium-hot fire in a grill. Place
  the lamb brochettes on the grill and cook, turning
  them frequently, until the lamb is medium rare, about
  7 minutes. Transfer the brochettes to a warm platter,
  and remove the lamb from the skewers. These can also
  be broiled. Set out the pita breads, lamb, the
  mayonnaise and/or tzatziki, onion, lettuce, and
  tomatoes at the table for guests to help themselves.
  Spread some mayonnaise or tzatziki over a pita.
  Distribute a few cubes of lamb on the bread and top
  with onion, lettuce, and tomatoes. Sprinkle with a few
  drops of Tabasco sauce, if desired, roll up the pita,
  and eat the sandwich out of hand. If you use
  store-bought instead of homemade pocketless pita
  breads, reheat them before serving. To reheat, wrap
  them in foil in stacks of 2. Place the foil-wrapped
  pita breads in a preheated 400~ oven until they are
  soft, about 15 minutes. Source: Cooking Under Wraps;
  Nicole Routhier
 
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