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KennethT

KennethT

Here's the final results:

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It was pretty good - but one thing I didn't think about is the fact that the underside of the chicken doesn't get any browning in the CSO, so the shrimp paste was still a little raw tasting - shrimp paste goes through a radical transformation when fully cooked.  This is why the shrimp paste works well in traditional satay because all of the surfaces get a nice browning on the grill...  like this:

 

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Also, when I got home from work, my wife and I decided to go with a lime/fish sauce/garlic/chili/cilantro sauce rather than the curried peanut sauce... it's a lot healthier!

KennethT

KennethT

Here's the final results:

IMG_20200207_200904.thumb.jpg.986e3e119c2fd7370ca32e5cf68462ed.jpg

It was pretty good - but one thing I didn't think about is the fact that the underside of the chicken doesn't get any browning in the CSO, so the shrimp paste was still a little raw tasting - shrimp paste goes through a radical transformation when fully cooked.  This is why the shrimp paste works well in traditional satay because all of the surfaces get a nice browning on the grill...  like this:

 

IMG_0329.thumb.jpg.011d246c20082908cd022720849a32a1.jpg

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