Thai Style Grilled Pork Skewers
'Mou Satay' หมูสะเต๊ะ

The word 'satay' is from Indonesia where it means 'skewer'. The Indonesian version of the recipe is almost always made with chicken, it has been adapted and adopted by Thailand where people prefer to do it with pork. Cumin and coriander powder denote this foreign origin as they are uncommon in the Thai cuisine.

You can of course make the recipe with the meat of your choice: chicken, veal, beef, shrimp... It will be necessary to adapt accordingly the cooking time.

In Thailand, these skewers are compulsorily accompanied by Satay sauce with peanuts, Thai cucumber pickle and toasted bread slices. The skewers in themselves are already very fragrant and tasty, so you can try them without any sauce. Serve to your guests with Thai fragant rice. Bon appétit.