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Sate Maranggi – Indonesian Beef Satay. Sate Maranggi is one of many satés in Indonesia that don't include peanut sauce. Most foreigners especially the westerners know that Saté (s) in Indonesia have to have peanut sauce which is not true. Sate and Satay are two the same words that refer to meat cubes that are thread into bamboo skewers and grill prior to enjoy.

Sate Maranggi - Indonesian Beef Satay It is a good choice for whom doesn't keen of Lamb meat ;-). It is usually served with either with peanut sauce or Sambal Kecap, an Indonesian relish made from sweet soy sauce, chilli, sliced shallots and. There is quite a bit of hype when it comes to sate Maranggi, so much so that both Purwakarta and Cianjur claims to be the city where this satay originates, though Purwakarta seems to be winning at the moment.

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Sate Maranggi is one of many satés in Indonesia that don't include peanut sauce. Most foreigners especially the westerners know that Saté (s) in Indonesia have to have peanut sauce which is not true. Sate and Satay are two the same words that refer to meat cubes that are thread into bamboo skewers and grill prior to enjoy.

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To get started with this recipe, we have to prepare a few components. You can have sate maranggi – indonesian beef satay using 12 ingredients and 4 steps. Here is how you can achieve it.

The ingredients needed to make Sate Maranggi – Indonesian Beef Satay:

  1. {Make ready 300 g of beef tenderloin or sirloin, cut in to bite sizes.
  2. {Take 15 of bamboo skewers, soaked in a cold water for at least 15 minutes to prevent burning.
  3. {Make ready of Spices to be ground for marinade :.
  4. {Prepare 4 of shallots.
  5. {Make ready 2 of garlic cloves.
  6. {Get 1 tsp of kaempferia galanga powder.
  7. {Make ready 1 of tumb size fresh ginger.
  8. {Take 2 tbsp of coriander seeds.
  9. {Get 2 tsp of brown sugar.
  10. {Prepare 4 tbsp of sweet soy sauce.
  11. {Take 3 tbsp of tamarind paste.
  12. {Get to taste of Salt.

The ingredients for the satay is pretty much identical to the old standard beef satay. Sate Maranggi is one of many satés in Indonesia that don't include peanut sauce. Most foreigners especially the westerners know that Saté (s) in Indonesia have to have peanut sauce which is not true. Sate and Satay are two the same words that refer to meat cubes that are thread into bamboo skewers and grill prior to enjoy.

Instructions to make Sate Maranggi – Indonesian Beef Satay:

  1. Marinate the beef cubes with the marinade paste for at 1 hour and store them in the fridge. But I prefer to do it over night..
  2. Thread the beef cubes into bamboo skewers..
  3. Grill the beef to your preference..
  4. Serve with warm steamed rice and sambal..

Smokey beef maranggi satay The place is very traditional, next to the Cipanas main road when you travel from Bogor to Bandung through Puncak. Sari Asih provides two kind of beef satay, with and without fat. To accompany the delicious satay, they provide grilled sticky rice. Combine all ingredients except beef until it forms a thick paste. Add cubed beef and marinate for at least an hour or overnight.

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