Vegan Chick’N Satay

Vegan Chick’N Satay Recipe

By Lena's Vegan Living

🔪Prep Time: 30 mins

👩‍🍳Cook Time: 10 mins

Ingredients

Soy curls 110gr 1/2 bag only the large pieces

Bamboo skewers 8 soaked for 2 hours in cold water

TO MARINADE

2 tbsp low sodium Tamari

1 tbsp Maple syrup or Xylitol for Keto

¼ Nori sheet cut into small pieces

¼ cup canned coconut milk

1 tsbp Thai seasoning or curry

Black pepper to taste

1 tbsp fresh ginger shredded

3 cloves of garlic sliced

1 tbsp grape seed oil or oil of your choice

1 tbsp water

FOR THE PEANUT DIP

3 tbsp peanut butter

1 tbsp low sodium Tamari

garlic powder to taste

1 tsp fresh ginger shredded

2 tbsp Maple syrup for Keto Xylitol

Juice from 1 lime

1 tsp Thai chili sauce optional

Blend all thoroughly.

Instructions

1Select only large pieces from the bag of Soy Curls.

2Soak for 5 to 7 minutes in water and rinse.

3In a container, submerge them in the marinade so they are completely covered and store into a refrigerator for minimum 2 hours.

4Apply about 4 curls on 1 skewer by bending it in half, by starting with the largest and smaller at the end. Press them tight together.

5Heat up your grill or oil on frying pan and grill on each side on medium heat until. Turn one or twice until golden brown and crispy.

6Serve with salad and rice if you like.

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