Mir shared her recipe for Indonesian Satay and I followed the recipe to the 'T'. Indonesian satay is more spicy and intense than Thai satay. I had some vegetarian fish sauce in the fridge that I used in this recipe.
Ingredients: Serves 4 Extra firm tofu - 8oz. drained and patted dry (cut into ¾" cubes or cut into ½" thick slabs)
Broccoli - 2cups, cut into florets
Mushrooms - 1cup, halved if big
For the Marinade: Soy sauce - 3tbsp
Palm sugar - 2tbsp
Garlic cloves - 3, finely minced
Rice Vinegar - 1tbsp
Ground Cumin - 1tsp
Ground Coriander - 1tsp
For Indonesian Peanut Sauce for Satay:
Peanut Butter - ½cup
Ginger - 1½tsp, finely grated
Soy Sauce - 2tbsp
Honey - 2tbsp
Fish Sauce - 1tbsp (I used this vegetarian fish sauce)
Chili paste - 2tbsp
Coconut milk - 1cup
Palm Sugar - 1tsp
Method:
- For the tofu: Combine all the ingredients for the marinade in a shallow dish or container with lid. Add tofu and marinate it for at least 2 hours or overnight.
- Tofu and veggies can be threaded onto bamboo skewers (soaked in water for at least 30 minutes) and then baked in a preheated 400°F for 20~25 minutes or until browned evenly on all sides. Alternately they can be made on the outside grill or right on the stove top on a grill pan. I didn't have any bamboo skewers, so I grilled my tofu and the veggies on the stove top grill pan. Use the leftover marinade to brush the tofu and veggies while baking or grilling.
- To make the Peanut Satay sauce: Heat 2tbsp peanut oil in a small saucepan, add the grated ginger and cook till it starts to sizzle and get fragrant.
- Add all the other ingredients and whisk to form a smooth mixture. Cook till the sauce is nice and thick. Cool and store the leftover sauce in an airtight container.
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