Thai satay

Thai chicken satay is skewers of spiced grilled chicken served with a thick and rich peanut sauce. Amazingly simple to make, you’ll be blown away by the authentic flavour. Surprisingly easy to make and the quickest way to skewer chicken ever! It tastes as good as take-out Thai satay. Served with an addictively tasty homemade Thai peanut satay sauce. A combo of classic and convenient ingredients – making it taste authentic without having to search for ingredients.

This is a Thai restaurant recipe for chicken satay using supermarket ingredients.

A Few Notes: This marinade yields enough for 4 chicken breasts. I always use 2, but don't be afraid to slice up 4. 6-inch skewers make the cooking process painless — large skewers won't fit into the pan, and they'll burn if propped against the edge of the pan for too long. If you only have large skewers, break them. To rinse rice: place it in a large bowl, fill it with cold water, swoosh the rice around a little bit; then tip the bowl to dump out the cloudy water. Repeat this process 3 to 4…

For me, peanut sauce makes or breaks a satay skewer. The secret to a great sauce? A touch of Thai red curry paste for extra savoury oomph.

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Authentic Thai food with the unique peanut sauce only familiar to true Thai food! DISCLAIMER: I don’t use all authentic Thai ingredients here on this recipe,

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