Thai Traditional Charcoal Satay BBQ Grills Stainless Steel No. 20 Medium Charcoal Satay BBQ Grill made ​​of stainless steel. Wide 16 cms and 50 cm long, 50 cm high 18.5 cm On Sale !

Thai Traditional Charcoal Satay BBQ Grills Stainless Steel No. 20 Medium Charcoal Satay BBQ Grill made ​​of stainless steel. Wide 16 cms and 50 cm long, 50 cm high 18.5 cm   On Sale ! Known as Satay Grill, popular Thai-treaditional Style BBQ grill is suitable for family party which everyone can enjoy grilling time. Thailand Street shop  always use this for Pork Satay (Moo Satay) as easy to do .... so easy when you grill shell or which one small don't worry .. Just recommend menu below as Chicken Satay. easy to find out all Recipe The most common use of this charcoal grill is satay, in Thailand you can find street vendors selling satay from this grill everywhere. Thais also use it to barbecue toast (may seem odd, but true), hot dogs, bananas, and other creative things. Cooking Tip: use charcoal sparingly, too much will burn your food. To prepare, put charcoal inside the base, light and wait until it’s hot and put the Satay Grill on top Made of Stainless Steel and metal and is easy to clean. Approx Size : Wide and 16 cm long, 50 cm high 18.5 cm Material: Stainless Steel Made in Thailand.

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Thai Traditional Charcoal Satay BBQ Grills Stainless Steel No. 20 Medium Charcoal Satay BBQ Grill made ​​of stainless steel.  Wide and 15 cm long, 50 cm high 18.5 cm  Thai Traditional Charcoal Satay BBQ Grills Stainless Steel  No. 18 Medium Charcoal Satay BBQ Grill made ​​of stainless steel. Wide and 16 cm long, 50 cm high 18.5 cm Known as Satay Grill, popular Thai-trasditional Style BBQ grill is suitable for family party which everyone can enjoy grilling time. Thailand Street shop  always use this for Pork Satay (Moo Satay) as easy to do  .. Just recommend menu below as Chicken Satay. easy to find out all Recipe The most common use of this charcoal grill is satay, in Thailand you can find street vendors selling satay from this grill everywhere. Thais also use it to barbeque toast (may seem odd, but true), hot dogs, bananas, and other creative things. Cooking Tip: use charcoal sparingly, too much will burn your food. To prepare, put charcoal inside the base, light and wait until it’s hot and put the Satay Grill on top Made of Stainless Steel and metal and is easy to clean. Approx Size : Wide and 17 cm long, 47 cm high 16 cm Material: Stainless Steel Made in Thailand. ---- Recommend Menu :- Chicken Satay Recipe (Satay Gai) Although satay (or sate, satae) is not Thai in origin, in Thai restaurants it is one of America's favorite dishes. Originating in Indonesia, this hawker fare (street food) has been adopted and adapted in many Asian countries. This recipe uses chicken, the most popular type of satay, but you may also use any other type of meat like pork, beef or even tempeh. Satay is simply marinated meat, skewered, and charcoal-grilled and served with peanut sauce. What makes this recipe for Satay marinade particularly delicious is the use of whole dried spices. Dry-roasted and ground in a mortar and pestle, the flavor is tastier, fresher and bolder than ground spices. (Find out the best way to dry roast spices). Read more about satay in our Thai cooking tips section. Ingredients - 1 1/2 lb. boneless chicken breast - 1 tsp. whole coriander seeds - 1 tsp. whole cumin seeds - 1 tsp. ground turmeric - 3-4 shallots, peeled and sliced thin crosswise - 1 stalk fresh lemon grass, sliced thin crosswise - 1/4 inch piece of fresh galangal - 1 clove garlic, peeled and smashed - 1/2 tsp. sea salt - 2 tsp. sugar - 20 bamboo skewers - 2 Tbsp. cooking oil, canola or peanut Preparation 1. Slice chicken into long thin slices, approximately 1/4" thick and 2" in length. Pat dry with paper towels. 2. Dry roast coriander seeds for a minute or two in a wok over medium heat to roast lightly, stirring often. 3. Grind the coriander seeds in a mortar and pestle or electric coffee grinder (reserved for spices). 4. Combine all the spices with the shallot, lemon grass, galangal and garlic together in a bowl. 5. Add chicken pieces to the marinade and mix well to cover meat. Allow to marinate for at least an hour or up to overnight. 6. Before cooking, soak bamboo skewers in water for at least 10 minutes, so that they will not burn. 7. Skewer 2 to 3 pieces of chicken onto each stick. Grill over a hot fire until cooked through. Baste with cooking oil after turning. Notes: Serve with MaeSri Peanut Sauce, Sticky Rice and a simple Thai Cucumber Salad. Instead of chicken you may also use pork, beef, tempeh or tofu in this recipe. We accept PAYPAL Only !!  We ship world wide.