Moo Satay (Thai Pork Satay)

It disappears so quickly when you buy it, so I make it myself for a hearty, satisfying bite.
Moo Satay (Thai Pork Satay)
It disappears so quickly when you buy it, so I make it myself for a hearty, satisfying bite.
Steps
- 1
Slice the pork into long strips (so you can skewer them). Marinate the pork with the satay marinade mix, palm sugar, MSG, whole milk, oyster sauce, and curry powder. Mix well and refrigerate to let it marinate.
- 2
For the satay dipping sauce, I use a satay sauce mix and add extra peanuts, MSG, whole milk, granulated sugar, and salt. Simmer until the sugar dissolves. If you want a thicker sauce, dissolve 1 tablespoon of cornstarch in water and add it to the sauce. This helps the sauce stick better when dipping or serving with bread.
- 3
When grilling, use medium heat. While grilling, brush the pork with a mixture of coconut milk and either butter or more whole milk.
- 4
To make the pickled cucumber relish (Ajad), add vinegar and 1 ladle (about 1/4 cup/60 ml) water to a pot. Add granulated sugar, MSG, and salt. Heat gently, stirring until the sugar, salt, and MSG dissolve. Let cool, then add sliced vegetables and let them soak. The flavor should be both tangy and sweet.
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