Ingredients: Any four different Meats
Description: "Just shove a bunch of meat onto a skewer, and you're good to go."
Four different meats it says, so four different meats it is! I've got chicken thigh, lamb leg, pork belly, and that tough beef cut again (why am i like this)
Anything thats not already in chunks can get sliced up. I'm not sure how much of this to do... I guess if i dont prepare it now, when will I? I will make a few skewers and then fry the rest in a big pan for leftovers.
That's a lot of meat! It just says shove a bunch of meat on a skewer, no need to make it complicated... but im going to make it complicated.
First ill make a zesty marinade with vinegar, soy sauce, salt, worcestershire sauce, and lots of ginger.
Mix that all up. I also had some leftover ginger paste to finish up so its extra gingery.
Oops! I almost forgot one other thing, olive oil so that it browns nicely.
4 kebabs seems like plenty, oh but we're not done yet!
With all this meat I didnt want a repeat of that boring chewy beef skewer, so I thought this would be a perfect opportunity to make a satay sauce. I think that goes with all kinds of meat.
Half a tin of coconut milk, 2 big tablespoons of peanut butter, a tbsp of sugar, soy sauce, lime juice and gochujang paste should work for an improvised sauce. Heating it up helps all the fatty ingredients mix.
Doesn't that look nice? Now our copious meat doesn't have to be naked.
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Finally! A good skewer! Even the beef seems less tough this time around. The peanut sauce is fun and flavourful. Despite that, the flavour of each meat is very distinctive. I think the pork belly goes best with the ginger and satay. 2 skewers of meat and the thick sauce though, its a bit rich and sickly. I should start making side salads.