Chicken Satay with Quick Peanut Sauce
Soy-lemon marinated chicken skewers with a measured peanut dipping sauce added to complete the source.
The source gives a full marinade for 500 grams of chicken but tells readers to serve peanut sauce without providing its ingredients. This version keeps the measured soy, lemon, honey, garlic and turmeric marinade, then supplies a small peanut-butter sauce as a clearly identified completion. Cut the chicken evenly, marinate it in the refrigerator and thread it onto soaked skewers. Grill or pan-cook until the thickest piece reaches 74°C; color alone is not enough. Whisk the dipping sauce separately and thin it with warm water until spoonable. Keep raw-chicken utensils away from the sauce. Serve with cucumber and rice for a complete plate.

Recipe card
Chicken Satay with Quick Peanut Sauce
Equipment: Skewers, grill pan, bowl, food thermometer
Ingredients
Instructions
Marinate
Combine marinade soy, lemon, honey, garlic and turmeric; chill chicken in it for 1 hour.
Thread
Discard used marinade. Thread strips onto soaked wooden skewers.
Cook
Grill or pan-cook, turning, until chicken reaches 74°C (165°F) in its thickest piece.
Make sauce
Whisk peanut butter with warm water, 1 tsp soy and 1 tsp lemon until smooth; keep separate from raw chicken.
Serve
Serve hot skewers with peanut sauce and cucumber.
How to tell when it is ready
Chicken reaches 74°C (165°F) in the thickest piece.
Tips
- Cut chicken strips the same thickness.
- Soak wooden skewers before grilling.
- Discard raw-chicken marinade.
- Thin sauce with water a spoon at a time.
Serving suggestions
- Pair with cucumber.
- Add steamed rice.
- Offer lime wedges.
- Serve with a crisp salad.
Make ahead
Prepare ingredients ahead and keep perishable items cold until cooking or serving.
Storage
Refrigerate cooked chicken and sauce separately up to 2 days.
Food safety
Discard used marinade, cook poultry to 74°C (165°F) and disclose peanut and soy allergens.
Frequently asked questions
Where was the peanut sauce in the original ingredient list?
It was named but not measured; this quick peanut-butter sauce is an editorial addition.
How should I store chicken satay with quick peanut sauce?
Refrigerate cooked chicken and sauce separately up to 2 days.
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