Asian Curry Kits

Indonesian Peanut Satay

3 Simple Steps | Ready in 10 mins

Our Indonesian-inspired peanut satay-style sauce is a harmony of nutty textures and flavours, all balanced with spices and a little coconut cream. The flavours are heightened by the tang of tamarind and citrussy notes from lemongrass and makrut lime leaves. Perfect with chicken, tofu, beef, vegetables or any protein of choice.

Serves 2-3
Mild
Vegetarian

Origin Story

Satay – or ‘sate’, as it is known in its mother-country of Indonesia – is a street-food dish so delicious, it now exists in many variations across Asia. The original Indonesian version consisted of spiced meat, typically grilled on a skewer, and served with a dipping sauce. While Satay is available in many versions with multiple different side sauces, today, many people tend to associate satay with a peanut-based sauce. For our Indonesian-style Peanut Satay kit we have used coconut, lemongrass, tamarind, red chili and makrut lime leaves to create mouth-watering layers of flavour.

Nutrition

Information

Sometimes the coconut sauce separates, do not let this worry you!

Cut your chosen protein or vegetables into generous pieces.

  1. Heat 1 tbsp oil in a small pan. Fry the chili from the spice pouch for 20 seconds for extra heat.
  2. Add the protein or vegetables and brown lightly (if using fish or seafood, hold back and add this along with the main sauce in step 3). Add the base sauce. Simmer for 1-2 minutes.
  3. Stir in the satay sauce from the large pouch. Add the makrut lime leaves from spice pack and simmer for 3-5 minutes, or until the meat or veg is cooked through.

Serves 2-3 with rice.

As appliances may vary, these are guidelines only.

Please ensure food is fully cooked and piping hot throughout before serving.

If you don’t like whole spices, grind these in a pestle and mortar and add them with the main sauce in step 3 (before final simmer). Alternatively, if left whole, remove them with a spoon before serving.

*Restaurant Quality

Inspired by cooking methods often used in Indian or Asian cuisine, these products are manufactured using a cooking process where spices are cooked in layers and using recipes developed by a professional chef in Indian or Asian cuisine, to help create restaurant quality meals.