Satay is a very popular delicacy in Indonesia and Malaysia. In Malaysia, satay is a popular dish especially during celebrations for the Malays and can be found throughout the country. It may served with spicy peanut gravy; which I don't have it here today, and onion, cucumber and ketupat (press rice cake). To make it simple for my family dinner, I'm using drum stick instead of slice meat. And it still going well! Here you are...Ingredients :
10 drum sticks
1 tspn tumeric powder
1 tspn curry powder
1 tspn coriander powder
1/2 tspn cumin powder
5 tbsp sugar
1 tspn salt
1 tbsp sesame oil
Method :
- marinade drum sticks with all ingredients at once.
- it's better to leave over night in the fridge.
- then preheat frying pan with a tablespoon of cooking oil.
- simmer drum stick over medium low heat untill golden brown.
- next bake the drumsticks for another 15mins at 200'c.
- and serve hot.
- and serve hot.
Oh my goodness, just look at my kids!!!! What have they done to my dog!! ha ha ha
16 comments:
Satay chicken ~ I have only read about this in books. I have never eaten this. It looks so good. I can see why it is so popular not just in your country but here as well. I even love the sound of the word!
I like your platter too!
Welcome to my blog Katy, I'm glad you like the recipe and the platter as well. ha ha! N thanks for the visit!
My husband just loves anything with curry in it and my kids love drumsticks. This looks like something we would love. I love your kids' "dog-art". :)
We love satay when we eat out, I will definately try this! Your little doggy is very cute and the kids are having fun! Thanks so much for coming to visit grannymountain today.
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I will have to try your version of satay. It looks really good.
Yum! That really looks so good. I've never made chicken satay using chicken drumsticks. I've always sliced chicken breast thinly and grill them in skewers, but they go so fast.
I will definitely try your recipe.
My daughter's reply to my question "what did you enjoy most during yout trip?" when she came back from Johor Bahru in Malaysia, Indonesia, and Singapore last summer as a graduation gift from her dad, she answered without hesitation, "the food".
Wow, that is a fantastic recipe! The combination of spices sounds so flavorful. I'm saving this to my favorites.
great recipe. I love satay skewers, but this should be a great twist for the grill.
Mmm . . . I like satay very much. An excellent idea!
oooh...slurps! I love love satay and drumstick! What better way to pair them up! It'd be fantastic with satay peanut sauce! yum yum yum!
Hi kristy I ve made the satay drumsticks, yummy :)
Youfei : Welcome to my little spcae and hope to hear from you more often. Glad that you like this recipe too.
Jess : Haha... well done! Glad that you like it.
Thanks ladies for visiting and hope you will enjoy every bit of this recipe.
Cheers, kristy
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