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Beef Satay Recipe – Thai-Style Grilled Beef Skewers



Learn how to make a Beef Satay Recipe! Go to http://foodwishes.blogspot.com/2013/08/beef-satay-you-should-warn-your-tongue.html for the ingredient amounts, extra information, and many, many more video recipes! I hope you enjoy this easy Thai-Style Grilled Beef Skewers recipe!

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47 thoughts on “Beef Satay Recipe – Thai-Style Grilled Beef Skewers

  • You had me at garlic; I kinda spaced out and forgot everything else…I'll have to watch this again! LOL (ahhhh…garlic, that substance of which one cannot have "too much" of!)

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  • I tried this and found it way, way, way too salty. The salt in the soy sauce (and fish sauce?) overpowered almost everything else. Ill try again and cut back on those two things!

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  • Chef, you kill me! "More of something is always better." Is that related to the 1983 Depeche Mode song, "Everything Counts [in large amounts]?" But in this case, you're absolutely RIGHT.

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  • I made this exactly to the recipe off the blog. Intense, enjoyable flavour but thought the marinade was a bit salty and too much cumin which gave it a more Indian flavour than Thai. Halve the Cumin and reduce soy/fish sauce. Had the peanut sauce which I thought was OK but could be better.

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  • So I know I'm commenting on a rather old video, but I'd love to hear more on how you know / decide how long to marinade. In this video you say 2-4 hours, and NOT over night. Why/how did you decide that? The way you say it makes it seem like you've tried it both ways, so then what would make you prefer one over the other? I guess I'm just not sure how I'd even tell the difference.

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  • With all the technology we have discovered in the past 30 years, computers,cell phones,etc… why did it take us thousands of years to figure out that if you manufactured a skewer that was flat like a popsicle stick instead of cylindrical like a pencil, your food will not spin around as you turn the skewers on a grill. Maybe we are not as smart as we thought we were, lol

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  • I could just close my eyes listen to his voice and go to sleep or just chill on a rainy day !

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  • If you want to experience satay heaven, head to Singapore where at one of the many night markets you will have a chance to try amazing satay!

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  • mmmm, that looks so good, my mouth is watering! Why do I torture myself late at night watching Chef John videos and getting so hungry??? Its not just his food, i confess it's his voice! Ennnnnn joyyyy 🙂

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  • Are your lives so hopefully meaningless and worthless that you have to argue where a food theoretically came from especially when your entire region thrived from trading and due to that, acquired culture, food and everything in between through trading thanks to sailors introducing their culture and believes on your lands?

    Retards. No wonder SEA is still backwater

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  • its yummmmmmy yeahhhhhhhhhhhhhh loveleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee noowwww im gunnaaaaaaaaaaa fartttttttttt and plopppppppppppppppppppppppp yumyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy

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  • not Thai
    Indonesian from origin
    lol yes Agita
    with gula jawa sugar ….sambal manis , djahe , jinten ……etc etc with origin satay sauce ……..hmmmmm
    to many cooks play chef …….a house cook

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  • HAHAHA – "I'm nothing if not tricky." You are proof that food should be both delicious and fun! Thanks for everything you do for us. 🙂

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  • I am marinating these in the fridge now, Is beef Loin Top Sirloin the same thing? also 2 pounds looks like double the amount you show in your video. was that two pounds you added to your marinade bowl? or was it less for video purposes?

    I also made the Peanut Sauce Dip ?

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  • This kind of looks like something that would give you diarrhea.

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