1 1/2PoundsBoneless Skinless Chicken Thighs(or two breasts, cut into bite size pieces)(750g)
Chicken Satay Marinade
5.6Ounces165ml Can of Unsweetened Coconut Milk(or 1/2 of 13.66 Ounce/403ml can, reserving other half for peanut chili sauce)
2 1/2TeaspoonsMinced Garlic(2-3 large cloves)
1TablespoonSoy Sauce
1/2TeaspoonCumin(ground)
1/2TeaspoonCoriander(ground)
1/2TeaspoonDried Ginger(ground)
Thai Peanut Chili Sauce
1/3CupPeanut Butter
1/2TeaspoonSoy Sauce
2TeaspoonsRed Pepper Flakesmore if you want it spicier
5.6oz/165ml Can of Unsweetened Coconut Milk(or 1/2 of 13.66 Ounce/403ml can reserved from above marinade)
1TablespoonDark Brown Sugar
1TablespoonFish Sauce
1/2TeaspoonCoriander(ground)
2TablespoonsLime Juice(about one lime)
Salt or soy sauce to taste
Garnish
1English Cucumber
Lime Wedges
Cilantro
Red Thai Chiles(optional - careful, they are HOT)
Instructions
Slice chicken into strips or bite size pieces.
Mix together all the marinade ingredients.
Add chicken to this, coating each piece and refrigerate for 30 minutes. If using wood skewers, soak them in water for 30 minutes before assembly.
Meanwhile, in a small sauce pan, stir all the peanut dipping sauce ingredients together except lime juice and heat on medium until thickened a bit (about 5-10 minutes).
Remove from heat and stir in the lime juice. May thin sauce additionally with water if needed.
Place chicken on skewers. If cut into strips, weave the skewers in and out of strips from one end to another, or place skewers through the center of the bite size pieces.
While rice is cooking, chicken is marinating and wood skewers (if using) are soaking, cut up your garnish and have it ready.
Heat grill (indoor or outdoor) on high. Brush grates with a little bit of oil and cook skewers for about 10 minutes (flipping halfway through) until juices are clear, or until internal temp reads 165°F.
Serve with Thai Peanut Chili Sauce, Thai Yellow Rice. Garnish with cucumber slices, limes wedges, cilantro and additional Thai red chilies (optional)
Notes
You may also top or add chopped peanuts to the sauce and/or plate. I don’t do this because my husband likes it better without the additional peanut pieces.