Enjoy the creamy, spicy and flavorful taste of this peanut sauce!
Prep Time5mins
Cook Time15mins
Total Time20mins
Course: Dip/ Salad Dressing/ Sauce
Cuisine: Thai, Malaysian, Indonesian
Keyword: Satay Sauce
Appliance: Food Processor
Author: Ishani Bose
Ingredients
1cupfresh and dry peanuts
2-3clovesgarlic (minced)
2tspsesame oil
1/2tspdark soy sauce
1/3cupwater
2tbspbrown sugar
1/3cupcoconut milk
1/2tspcayenne pepper/ Thai chili sauce(change measurements as per taste)
1-2tbspfish sauce (for non-vegetarians)(adjust as per taste)
1.5-2.5tbspregular soy sauce (for vegetarians)
1/2tsptamarind paste/lemon juice
Instructions
To make satay sauce, combine all the ingredients in a food processor and blend well.
Blend the mixture well until the sauce develops a smooth consistency. If you want the sauce to be more watery, add extra water or coconut milk to it. Keep tasting the sauce as you prepare it so that you can change the proportions of the coconut milk/water and add the ingredients as per your preference.
Once done, serve satay sauce warm or at room temperature with delicious grilled chicken skewers. Juicy strips of chicken soaked in a flavorful Asian marinade and dipped in an equally appetizing satay sauce is all you need to make for a delightful meal!
Notes
After blending all the ingredients, if the mixture is too salty, add fish sauce or soy sauce to tone down the taste.
You can also add a tsp of fresh lemon juice or tamarind paste if it's too salty.
If it isn't too spicy, you can add cayenne pepper or Thai chili sauce.
If you don't wish to consume the satay sauce right away, you can refrigerate it. This way it can stay for 2 weeks. If you wish to keep it for a longer duration, it would be advisable to freeze it.