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HomeChelley's Thai Style Chicken Satay

Chelley’s Thai Style Chicken Satay

When I was studying in Perth, I had the time and opportunities to recreate many Uniquely Singapore dishes like Carrot Cake, Char Kway Teow, Chick Kut Teh, Chicken Rice and Nasi Lemak to curb my cravings for food back home! They may not be as authentic as the taste back home since satay tastes a lot better if you cook it on charcoal grill and char kway teow is just out of this world when you can taste the wok hei, but nevertheless delicious enough to go around and made my friends and I very happy. Those were the varsity fun days.

Chicken satay is actually very easy to make!! Anyone can do this and impress their overseas guests should you decide to serve it at your dinner party and introduce some of our local delights. I forgot where I got this recipe but it should be from the net since I am always reading recipes online. It is a very good recipe and I have been using it ever since! Happy Skewering!

Ingredients

Marinade:
1 teaspoon  black pepper
1 teaspoon  ground cumin
1 teaspoon  ground coriander
1 teaspoon tumeric
1  clove garlic,  chopped
3 tablespoons  heaped dark  brown sugar
1 tablespoon  vegetable oil
1 tablespoon  light soya  sauce
1 tablespoon  lemon juice
1 teaspoon  fish sauce
You will also need:
500 grams  chicken thigh  or breast meat, cut into cubes
Cucumber,  cut int wedges
Spanish onion,  cut into wedges
A pack of bamboo sticks
A brush
Grill griddle pan or griller
Extra  oil  for cooking
Peanut  sauce
Ingredients:
1 cup  heaped of coarse  roasted peanuts
4 cups  unsweetened  coconut milk
Peanut butter,  to taste
2 tablespoons  red curry  paste
3 tablespoons  brown sugar
3 tablespoons  lemon juice
3 teaspoons  fish sauce

Preparation

1. For satay:
2. Method:
3. Marinate  chicken with marinade for at least 2 hours or preferably overnight in the fridge.
4. Make sure to  soak  bamboo sticks in water for 30 minutes before  skewering  the meat.
5. Cook satays on greased  grill  griddle and brush on oil and leftover marinade as needed. Cook about 3 minutes on each side.
6. Serve  satays with peanut sauce, cucumber and onions.
7. For Peanut Sauce:
8. Method:
9. Bring coconut milk to a  boil  and add the rest of the ingredients and adjust to  taste  accordingly.
Credit: Foodista

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