When life gets busy and you don't have a lot of time to put out all the -
stops. That's when simplicity comes in and you have to get creative. I have been
making these for years. How perfect would these be for your house guests in the
morning? Or this would be a special treat for your children. I can imagine
their eyes all big with huge smiles...when they see donut holes on a
stick with fresh fruit and dips to go along. Make someones day!!
Perfect for a brunch.
Donut Hole Breakfast Skewers
Donut holes ( I used entenmanns )
strawberries
blackberries
skewers
salted caramel sauce ( Trader Joes )
chocolate sauce
coconut
Thursday, April 9, 2015
Thai Chicken Peanut Satay
- Prep Time: 10 Min
- Cook Time: 20 Min
- Difficulty: Medium
- Serves: 4
Description
Simple and delicious traditional satay dish with chicken and peanut. Ginger lovers will really enjoy this dish.
Ingredients
- a bit of ginger
- 3 garlic cloves
- 1 table spoon of red curry paste
- 1 table spoon of fish sauce
- 1 can coconut milk
- 3 table spoons of peanut butter
- 1 table spoon of brown sugar
- some string beans
- a bunch of spring onions
- a couple of chicken breasts
- peanut oil (if not then olive)
- 3 garlic cloves
- 1 table spoon of red curry paste
- 1 table spoon of fish sauce
- 1 can coconut milk
- 3 table spoons of peanut butter
- 1 table spoon of brown sugar
- some string beans
- a bunch of spring onions
- a couple of chicken breasts
- peanut oil (if not then olive)
Preparation
1. start with chopping the chicken breast into slices, throw into a bowl,
2. grate ginger and add the mushy ginger and ginger juice to the bowl of chicken
3. chop/dice garlic finely and add to the bowl of chicken and ginger
4. add the curry paste to the bowl and mix the mixture through (i usually just use my hands).. then leave to marinate as long as possible.
5. cut spring onions, i cut in about 2cm increments
6. heat oil in wok on low heat, throw in the spring onions and stir for about a minute, then remove and put aside.
7. mix up the coconut milk, peanut butter, brown sugar, and fish sauce.. i like to use a blender, sometimes I use a tupperware container and shake.. but what ever works.
8. brown marinated chicken in wok on low heat, and add more peanut oil if needed.
9. add coconut milk mix
10. throw on the string beans and let cook till soft, try not to let the mixture boil
11. you're pretty much done now, hopefully you started cooking the rice about 20 minutes ago.
12. throw it all on a plate, and garnish with the spring onions.
13. mmmm goood
2. grate ginger and add the mushy ginger and ginger juice to the bowl of chicken
3. chop/dice garlic finely and add to the bowl of chicken and ginger
4. add the curry paste to the bowl and mix the mixture through (i usually just use my hands).. then leave to marinate as long as possible.
5. cut spring onions, i cut in about 2cm increments
6. heat oil in wok on low heat, throw in the spring onions and stir for about a minute, then remove and put aside.
7. mix up the coconut milk, peanut butter, brown sugar, and fish sauce.. i like to use a blender, sometimes I use a tupperware container and shake.. but what ever works.
8. brown marinated chicken in wok on low heat, and add more peanut oil if needed.
9. add coconut milk mix
10. throw on the string beans and let cook till soft, try not to let the mixture boil
11. you're pretty much done now, hopefully you started cooking the rice about 20 minutes ago.
12. throw it all on a plate, and garnish with the spring onions.
13. mmmm goood
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