01 July 2015

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SATE BABI RICA MANADO | SPICY MANADONESE PORK SATAY

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This pork satay is a recipe to save for summer barbecue, it's different from your barbecue sauce which are usually sweet. This one is spicy! And pairs great with a cold beer :)

For christmas holiday last year my whole family and I went to Manado, North Sulawesi. We spent about a week there visiting families, went to some touristy place and of course, enjoying the food!
I was craving this when I came back to Holland. Growing up we would eat this maybe once a month because we have to go buy it at a Manadonese restaurant. Couldn't wait 'til summer, I cooked this last February, hence the snow in the background.
The ingredients for the recipe are actually the same with spicy chili pork I've posted a while back. But this time we put it on the barbecue! 


Tools
  • Large mixing bowl
  • Food processor
  • Skewer sticks
Ingredients A
  • 1.5 juice of lime
  • 2 tablespoon of salt
  • 700 gr pork shoulder chop, diced
  • 300 gr pork belly, diced
Ingredients B
  • 4 tablespoon oil
  • 4 bird's eye chili
  • 2 tomatoes
  • 3 cloves of garlic
  • 1 large shallot
  • 3 cm ginger
Method
  • Marinate the pork in a large bowl with the lime juice and salt. Let sit for 20 minutes.
  • Put all ingredients B in food processor and process until it's a smooth paste.
  • Sauté the chili paste in the pan on a medium heat. Cook for 5 minutes until aromatic. Remove from heat and let cool.
  • When the chili paste is cooled, toss them into the pork, mix well to coat the pork with the paste. Leave for another half hour to let the spices infuse to the pork. 
  • Tip: In the meantime, soak your skewer sticks in water. This is done to prevent your sticks to burn when you're grilling the pork. Also, prepare your barbecue coals, mine took about half an hour for the heat to be ready. 
  • Arrange the pork to the skewers with this sequence pork - pork belly - pork - pork. Then it's ready to be grilled. Depending on the heat, I do about 7 minutes on each side. Keep turning the skewers to avoid too much burn marks. 

12 comments:

  1. That pork looks delicious. I love meat cooked on the grill, and super spicy food.

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  2. This looks so easy and so very delicious. You have inspired me to make this ....Yay!

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  3. The combination of the shoulder and the belly sounds ingenious, the two textures should work so well together. I may have to try this under the grill, I am done with BBQ's ;)

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  4. Love all the spicy flavors in this!!

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  5. Oh, this looks amaaaaazing. I love meat on the grill and I love all things spicy! <3

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  6. Looks absolutely fantastic - I can almost smell them on the grill.

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  7. This looks so good! I wish I had a backyard to grill... I don't think the NYPD would be too happy with me grilling on my fire escape. lol

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  8. This recipe sounds delicious. I love anything a bit spicy.

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  9. This sounds so good! Perfect for changing it up this summer. I love grilling in winter too (brings back childhood memories) :)

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  10. I just grilled for the first time this weekend with Tandoori masalas. This sounds simple but great flavors! Will try it soon :)

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  11. Mmm that porks looks good, love all those spicy flavours.

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  12. I am excited, I think I can actually find all the ingredients to make this! I love spicy food.

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