Wednesday, 18 July 2012

Recipe: Chicken Satay


Keys hung up, briefcase down. Jacket off, apron on.  With black stiletto’s on and a glass of wine in hand, I stand in my kitchen. I’m in the mood for something foreign. Having sex in a foreign place or in a foreign sex position can freshen up anyone’s sex life. The same applies to food - you need something foreign to booster your taste buds – and tonight, food from Malaysia will do the trick!


Ingredients for peanut sauce

½ kg peanuts, shelled                                                                      
3tbs chilli paste
½ cup oil                                                                                           
 2 med onions, chopped
4 cloves garlic, chopped
1 lemongrass                                                                                                    
1 tsp dried prawns (optional)
1 ts tamarind paste mixed in ½ cup water                                              
1 cup warm water
2 tbs brown sugar                                                                                        
Salt to taste

Method



1.        Dry-fry peanuts and pulse roughly in food prcoessor. The rougher the better.

2.       Fry onions, garlic and lemongrass. When fragrant add chilli paste and dried prawns, fry until oil breaks through and penetrates the mixture.

3.       Add tamarind juice, water and sugar. Mix thoroughly before adding in the peanuts.

4.       Simmer for 15-20 minutes.

5.       Lather the chicken with the sauce, making sure to penetrate all the cracks.

Ingredients

½ kg chicken breast, chopped in chunks (Make sure it is a nice firm voluptious breast)

½ tsp coriander seeds, pounded (give a good hard pounding)

½ tsp cumin seeds, pounded (grind it hard and slow)

1tbs tumeric powder

1 tbs sugar

1 tbs light soy sauce

Method

1.       Marinade the chicken with spices for 2 hours.  The longer the better.

2.       Prick the chicken pieces with the wooden stick and grill the skewers until slightly charred.

3.       Serve with the satay. When eating the satay chicken, be sure to enjoy it with sticky mouths and sticking fingers. The messier the better.
















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