If you like peanut butter and Chinese Satay, then you might like this dish. It's really tasty.
Ingredients:
Chicken fillets (one per adult, half per child)
onion
1-2 garlic cloves
green pepper (other colours fine too)
A little fresh ginger
If you want to be authentic, use sesame seed oil
For the sauce:
quarter pint of water
two tablespoons soy sauce (dark is really tasty)
two tablespoons peanut butter (either crunchy or smooth is good)
squeeze lemon juice
teaspoon sugar
Method
Prepare the onions, peppers, garlic and ginger
Stir fry the chicken in vegetable or sesame seed oil until white all over.
Add the vegetables and stir fry until soft
Add the water, peanut butter, lemon juice and sugar into the pan and turn the heat down. Cook gently until the peanut butter melts and covers the ingredients with a lovely brown sauce. Stir gently to include all the ingredients.
Serve with long grain rice (20 minutes then wash with hot water to make it hot and fluffy) and peas (add frozen ones near the end of the cooking time) and enjoy.
My youngest doesn't enjoy this yet, but my eldest loves it when I serve it. You could experiment with other vegetables; these work for me.
I really must start taking pictures!!
Photo Credit: Taken by Mike Johnson at The Busy Brain on Flickr.
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