Street Food of Singapore and you get it everywhere in Singapore. It is low in calories

Yields4 Servings
1

In a blender, put lemon grass, thai ginger, cumin, sugar, garlic, turmeric, salt, coriander powder and oil and make a fine paste. Once the paste is made, add dark soya sauce. Divide in two parts.

2

Cut the chicken into thin strips and marinate in one portion of the above mixture for a few hours.

3

In the remainder of the mixture, remove chillies from the water and add soaked red chillies and blend. Pour this into a hot pan and cook for 7-8 minutes. Add in water and tamarind paste. Allow to simmer for a while and add half of the peanuts. This becomes the dressing for the satay.

4

Pinch the chicken with the skewers and allow to grill until cooked evenly.

CategoryCuisineCooking MethodDiet,

Ingredients

Directions

1

In a blender, put lemon grass, thai ginger, cumin, sugar, garlic, turmeric, salt, coriander powder and oil and make a fine paste. Once the paste is made, add dark soya sauce. Divide in two parts.

2

Cut the chicken into thin strips and marinate in one portion of the above mixture for a few hours.

3

In the remainder of the mixture, remove chillies from the water and add soaked red chillies and blend. Pour this into a hot pan and cook for 7-8 minutes. Add in water and tamarind paste. Allow to simmer for a while and add half of the peanuts. This becomes the dressing for the satay.

4

Pinch the chicken with the skewers and allow to grill until cooked evenly.

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