Second-degree heart block occurs when some electrical signals from the atria don't reach the ventricles, resulting in dropped beats.. Second degree heart block can be classified as Mobitz Type 1 or Mobitz Type 2. Mobitz Type 1 is also commonly referred to as Wenckebach and may not cause noticeable symptoms.
Recipe by Kittencal@recipezazz. The marinade is what makes these kabobs so special see The Best Marinade for Kabobs! (Beef, Pork and Lamb) This recipe makes a large amount but you may reduce the marinade and the meat by half.
1 serve with a side of wild rice and mixed greens salad. 2  leftovers of these kabobs are wonderful -- warm or cold!  NOTE: if you don't want to use skewers, use a 9X13 or larger greased pan. place the chicken and veggies in the pan alternating as if you were using skewers. brush completely with the marinate.