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2–4
Medium
30 min
Published 2016
The grilled, skewered meat known as satay originated in Java, but it’s a popular street food all over Indonesia and Holland, and is pretty much the quintessential appetizer on the menus of Thai restaurants in the United States. Let’s be honest: The best part of the satay experience is the creamy, salty-sweet sauce. To speed the process of getting food into your belly, I replaced the skewered meat with a quick-cooking patty, but kept the essential components: thinly-sliced cucumbers and divi
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