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Satay Sauce

Satay sauce is the classic peanut sauce that you find in every Asian restaurant that is generally served with thin strips of chicken on skewers and is a fantastic starter or nible when you have people over. Make plenty, I have yet to meet anyone who does not like this sauce. It’s sweet, it’s savory, it’s very rich and just delicious.

What you need

1 tablespoon oil
1 teaspoon fresh minced ginger
1 teaspoon crushed garlic
1/2 teaspoon chili flakes
1 tablespoon brown sugar
1 1/2 tablespoons rice wine
1 1/2 tablespoons light soy sauce
3 tablespoons hot water
1/4 cup smooth peanut butter

The process

Add the oil with the garlic, and chili flakes to a pot over a medium heat and cook until the garlic is white and soft. Add the ginger and stir. allow it to cook for about another minute or so.

Add all the rest of the ingredients and stir until the sugar has melted and the sauce is a smooth fragrant paste.

here is a chicken strip recipe that goes beautifully with this sauce. The thing you really do not want to do is overcook the chicken, they take a minute or so on each side and should be succulent and juicy.

Enjoy it folks

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10 Responses to “Satay sauce”

  1. ilana says:

    How long can you keep this sauce?

    • Graham says:

      Hi Ilana, it will keep for a good few days without any problem. I have had it in the fridge for a week without any hassle. Cheers for now G

  2. Brigitte says:

    hi graham this looks really delicious..the skewers..to you prepare the skewers first and then dip sauce over it or do you kind of marinate the skewers in it..and i would like it if you can please give more serving suggestions

    tnx

    • Graham says:

      Hi Brigitte, it’s a dipping sauce or to be poured over the chicken skewers once cooked. You can use it with beef skewers or I sometimes pour a little over a chicken salad as well. If you like peanut flavours you will love this. Happy days G

  3. Sharon says:

    Hi Graham

    I’d like to try this receipe, but can not find rice wine. Where do I get this product from and what make should I look for.

    Regards
    Sharon

    • Graham says:

      Hi Sharon, rice wine is available in most big supermarkets or a Chinese supermarket but can be substituted with Dry Sherry. Cheers for now G

  4. Ang says:

    What is rice wine? Is it rice or is it a type of wine?

  5. Renz says:

    Hi Graham

    We seem to be not receiving your new recipe alerts? Is there a problem? This recipe sounds delicious but I would not have know it was added if I did not visit your website. Pleeez have a look at this. Thanks again for the brilliant recipes.

    • Graham says:

      Hi Renz, I post all week and then send a newsletter on a Wednesday or Thursday…. Did you get last weeks one? Not aware of a problem

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