The night before Warid and Faiz embark on their journey exploring European countries (I don't know which countries they will be going... didn't ask both of them) I made some Satay... To be exact Chicken Satay... Actually it is for someone huuhuhuh ... and it was long since I make Satay and Kuah Kacang... so here the recipe.....
Satay Ayam
Ingredients:
Chicken or beef cut into small pieces (depends on how many you want to use but this recipe is for 1kg of meat)
3 big red onion
4 cloves of garlic
1 inch of ginger
1 inch of turmeric @ 1 tsp of the powdered one
1 inch of galangal
3 stick of lemon grass
2 tsp of cumin
2 tsp of black cumin
1 tsp of salt
Sugar (depends, for me I would like to add more sugar so that the meat will become sweeter)
Oil for drizzling during cooking the Satay.
Methods:
Kuah Kacang (Peanut Gravy)
Ingredients:
Groundnuts blended roughly.
4 red onions
4 cloves of garlic
1 inch of galangal
5-6 sticks of lemon grass
2 tbsp of blended dried chili
1 small bowl of tamarind juice
8-10 small pieces of Gula Melaka or Palm Sugar (brown sugar can be the substitute and if )
Oil for cooking.
Methods:
Satay Ayam
Ingredients:
Chicken or beef cut into small pieces (depends on how many you want to use but this recipe is for 1kg of meat)
3 big red onion
4 cloves of garlic
1 inch of ginger
1 inch of turmeric @ 1 tsp of the powdered one
1 inch of galangal
3 stick of lemon grass
2 tsp of cumin
2 tsp of black cumin
1 tsp of salt
Sugar (depends, for me I would like to add more sugar so that the meat will become sweeter)
Oil for drizzling during cooking the Satay.
Methods:
- Blend all the ingredients, except the oil.
- Marinate the meat for one night.
- "Cucuk" or screw the meat to the bamboo screwer (make sure that you soaked the bamboo screwer with water first).
- Then you barbecue it and drizzle some oil during the process of cooking it.
Kuah Kacang (Peanut Gravy)
Ingredients:
Groundnuts blended roughly.
4 red onions
4 cloves of garlic
1 inch of galangal
5-6 sticks of lemon grass
2 tbsp of blended dried chili
1 small bowl of tamarind juice
8-10 small pieces of Gula Melaka or Palm Sugar (brown sugar can be the substitute and if )
Oil for cooking.
Methods:
- Blend the onions, garlic, galangal, and lemon grass and then fried it until you can smell it (naik bau dia huhhuhuhhu )
- After a while add the blended dried chili and let it simmer for a while.
- Add the tamarind juice .
- Then the grounded nuts.
- Lastly, add the salt and the Palm Sugar to taste.
3 comments:
someone? o.O; -patpat-
jirankejam
i wonder...who's that lucky sum1 ^^?
isk korg nie mmg sibuk je kan??? hisk... mls nk lyn huhu
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