Sate Maranggi from Purwakarta

Indonesia is rich in its diverse culinary offerings, one of which comes from the West Java province, specifically the Purwakarta area, known for its signature dish, sate maranggi. This is beef satay marinated with special spices before being grilled in a unique way to ensure the meat is tender and the flavors penetrate deeply, releasing a fragrant aroma when grilled or eaten.
To achieve aromatic, flavorful, and tender meat, the tip is to choose beef tenderloin and wrap the marinated meat in papaya leaves, leaving it at room temperature for 1 hour. If papaya leaves are unavailable, you can marinate with pineapple pieces.
Coincidentally, during the long weekend, I visited Purwakarta for this culinary tour, and it turns out the satay I made this time was just right in tenderness and taste, similar to the famous sate maranggi from Hj.Ye*** there. My husband loved it, so there's no need to travel far if we crave this satay; we can just make it at home.
This recipe is a recook from Ms. Tina Hasbi, with some added tips from me.
I hope Indonesian culinary lovers enjoy and like this dish.
Let's try the recipe, and don't forget to send a photo of your recook, thank you...🙏
Sate Maranggi from Purwakarta
Indonesia is rich in its diverse culinary offerings, one of which comes from the West Java province, specifically the Purwakarta area, known for its signature dish, sate maranggi. This is beef satay marinated with special spices before being grilled in a unique way to ensure the meat is tender and the flavors penetrate deeply, releasing a fragrant aroma when grilled or eaten.
To achieve aromatic, flavorful, and tender meat, the tip is to choose beef tenderloin and wrap the marinated meat in papaya leaves, leaving it at room temperature for 1 hour. If papaya leaves are unavailable, you can marinate with pineapple pieces.
Coincidentally, during the long weekend, I visited Purwakarta for this culinary tour, and it turns out the satay I made this time was just right in tenderness and taste, similar to the famous sate maranggi from Hj.Ye*** there. My husband loved it, so there's no need to travel far if we crave this satay; we can just make it at home.
This recipe is a recook from Ms. Tina Hasbi, with some added tips from me.
I hope Indonesian culinary lovers enjoy and like this dish.
Let's try the recipe, and don't forget to send a photo of your recook, thank you...🙏
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Prepare the ingredients.
- 2
Blend the shallots, garlic, galangal, and ginger, then mix all the marinade ingredients into the beef, and stir well.
- 3
Crush the papaya leaves, wrap the marinated beef in the papaya leaves, and let it sit for 1 hour.
- 4
Unwrap the papaya leaves, skewer 3 pieces of beef onto each satay skewer, and continue until all the beef is used.
- 5
Mix the basting ingredients together, grill the satay over medium heat. Do not use high heat as the meat is already tender; if overcooked, it will become tough. I find 10 minutes is enough (depending on your grill) while turning and basting with the basting ingredients.
- 6
Once the satay is cooked and ready to serve, top it with tomato pickle sambal.
- 7
Sate Maranggi from Purwakarta is ready to be served with soy sauce sambal.
- 8
Hhmm... Delicious
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