
Indonesian · Dinner
Sate Padang: Padang-Style Beef Tongue Satay
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Sate padang is one of Indonesia’s 252 types of satay, or grilled meat on wooden skewers, and is known for its rich and complex flavour with many spices. In today’s recipe, we’ve made beef tongue satay, which is quite common.
- Dairy-free
- Indonesian
- Main
- Beef
- Total
- 2 hr 20 min
- Prep
- 30 min
- Cook
- 1 hr 50 min
- Serves
- 2
- Level
- Hard
- Energy
- 420 kcal
Method17 steps · about 2 hr 20 min
Step 1: Cut the beef tongue (1) into smaller pieces.
Step 2: Put the beef tongue in a cooking pot, and cover with water. Cook over medium high heat until the water boils, and continue cooking for another 5 minutes. Discard the water.
Step 3: Take the meat from the pot, and when it is cool enough to handle, trim the outer tough skin using a sharp knife. Discard the skin.
Step 4: Put the meat back into the cooking pot, cover it with fresh water, bring to a boil and cook it over medium high heat for 30 minutes.
Step 5: When done, take out the meat to cool off, strain and reserve 0.5 liters of the broth.
Step 6: Cut the meat into 3×3 cm cubes, set aside.
Step 7: Blend into a fine paste: garlic (5 cloves), shallots (8), chillies, ginger (2 cm), galangal (2 cm) and turmeric (4 cm).
Step 8: Heat the cooking oil (3 tbsp) in a wok over medium high heat, and sautee the spice paste for 1 minute.
Step 9: Add the coriander powder (1 tbsp), curry powder (2 tbsp), nutmeg (1 tsp), white pepper powder (1 tsp), aniseed (1 tsp), cinnamon stick (5 cm), star anise (2), cardamom (4), cloves (4), lemongrass (2), salam leaves (2), turmeric leaf (1) and kaffir lime leaves (4). Saute until fragrant, around 4 minutes.
Step 10: Divide the fried spice mixture into two equal portions. Leave one half in the wok for the tongue and reserve the other half for the sauce.
Step 12: While waiting for the meat to be done, put the remaining spice paste in a cooking pot, add the 0.5 liters of beef broth, tamarind extract (1 tsp) and salt to taste (to taste). Cook over medium heat for around 20 minutes.
Step 13: Strain the broth, and let it slightly cool off.
Step 14: Dilute the rice flour (3 tbsp) with a little bit of water and pour it into the broth. Mix well.
Step 17: Transfer the satay into a serving plate, pour a generous amount of the sauce over it and sprinkle with fried shallots. Serve sate Padang with lontong/ketupat.
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