Marinated, charred chicken skewers served with a spicy peanut sauce made easier by using Prima Taste Sauce Kit.
I finally invested in a good grill pan. It’s just my second time to use it but I can say that I am so in love with it. Not only does it help me serve up healthier meals because I’m using less oil, it also gives my grilled meats that perfect charred grill! Check out those chicken skewers above.(yeah! *happy dance*)
Thanks again to our nice friends from Prima Taste for sending out ready made sauce kits. Thumbs up to these kitchen helpers that help us mommies save time and cook delicious meals. (Remember when I made Hainanese Chicken Rice??)
The Singapore Satay pack consists of:
- Satay Marinade
- Satay Sauce Mix (Gravy Dip)
- Satay Peanut Paste (Gravy Dip)
- Recipe/ Direction on how to cook using the sauce packets. The recipe is listed below.
All you need to do is to follow the easy peasy instructions in the box and you’ll get flavorful chicken plus spicy and creamy peanut sauce!
I made this for lunch the other day when Ykaie was at school. Since there were only two of us, I had some leftovers. Sis tried it the next morning and she loved it as well. She was actually asking if I could make this on Sunday for Twinkle’s 9th month celebration. I told her I couldn’t ’cause I still have to buy sauce kits.
I’m so sorry I couldn’t stay up to tell more stories. I have to wake up early tomorrow ’cause it’s Ykaie’s Recognition Day! She got 3rd Honors and I couldn’t be more proud! She really is a dynamite!
I hope you have the best Friday night and an epic weekend….
PrintChicken Satay
Ingredients
- 400g Chicken Breast
- Singapore Satay Marinade**
- vegetable oil (for brushing the chicken)
Singapore Satay Peanut Sauce
- Singapore Satay Sauce Mix**
- 150ml water
- 25ml vegetable oil
- Singapore Satay Peanut Paste**
- Cucumber, sliced
- Red Onions, Sliced
- Lime Wedges
** Included in Prima Taste pack
Instructions
- Mix chicken breast with Singapore Satay Marinade. Leave in chiller for at least 6 hours.
- Thread meat on satay sticks or skewers. Flatten meat with the back of a spoon for quicker and more even cooking.
- Brush satay sticks with vegetable oil and grill satay sticks till cooked
- Note: Each stick of satay should weigh about 15g
- Pour Singapore Satay Sauce Mix and 150 ml water into a pot. Stir and heat on low heat till almost boiling
- Add 25 ml vegetable oil and mix well. When gravy is boiling, add Singapore Satay Peanut Paste and mix well. When a layer of oil forms on top of gravy, turn off heat
- Serve Singapore Satay hot with satay gravy, cut cucumber, red onions, and lime wedges
12 Responses
Wow this Singapore pack seems so useful!
Love your pictures,so colourful,so happy to see!
This looks so good! I wonder if they sell this at any stores around me
This looks delicious! I will have to try it!
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Thanks for this recipe! Will have to give it a try soon as I continue to diversity my palate. 🙂 The pictures are awesome!
This looks delicious and so simple to make! I like that you can probably change up the veggies that go with it to match your own tastes, too.
I have tried this and it is really delicious and tasty!
this chicken looks tasty. i wonder how it taste!
the dip looks yum!! i would like to try this recipe!
Fabulous recipe. My eyes are set on the sauce though. Love it.
Omg can we say yum?! I’m always looking for new chicken options!! Must give this a try
So saved this for later on Pinterest. because I love satay more than I can say.
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Chicken satay is one of my favorites! When I travel in southeast asian countries, I always look for them. I need to try this myself at home!
Abby of Life in the Fash Lane
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